Blockchain and NFTs brought digital art to the fore and caused a systemic shift in its markets. While NFTs are more commonly deployed for other use cases today, artists are using blockchain to explore new art forms, creating exciting pieces never before possible.
Summer has yet to start in Europe, but temperatures are already going up the roof. Last week's European Parliament elections turned the tables on EU politics, even if not as drastically as expected.
French President Emmanuel Macron called for snap elections following his party's defeat to
Prompted by high interest rates and competition, stablecoins that earn yield are on the rise. Are they a fad or the new normal of the largest crypto-asset class?
The monopolization of AI on a handful of centralized companies has prompted Near Foundation to draw a strategy to transform Near into the epicentre of AI-centered, blockchain-run, user-owned technology.
Today millions of voters across the European Union are heading to the polls to elect their country's representatives in the bloc's Parliament for the next five years.
While the economic might of the twenty-seven-country union has been decreasing over the last few decades, its political institutions
After launching the inaugural character NFTs on Ethereum mainnet, video game giant Square Enix has shifted to layer-two Arbitrium to mint the 1500 characters of the second chapter of Symbiogenesis.
The Champions League's last match happened yesterday, and once again, Real Madrid took home the big prize. The Spanish team played at Wembley Stadium in London against the underdog Borussia Dortmund. Despite the latter dominating the first half of the game, Madrid turned the tables in the last
All eyes have been on France this weekend. South of the country, the 77th Cannes Festival drew to a close on Saturday with Anora, a drama-comedy by U.S. filmmaker Sean Baker, taking home the festival's most important prize, the Palme d'Or.
The French Open, the
