The intent is to disrupt and revolutionize the gaming and entertainment landscape

A DAO is hoping to convert some of Japan’s vacant homes — known as akiya — into artistic residences without losing its creative soul

With roughly 40 elections in the next 12 months around the world, the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Hamas wars and widespread cultural unrest, society needs to be able to discern what’s true and what’s fake 

If the U.S. continues to delay crypto legislation it may lose out to tech hubs like the UAE

The artist uses a video game to teach inclusiveness and to explore his fear for the future

Empowering marginalized voices is at the core of its content creation.

The new catalog lets game developers sell premium skins directly to players.

Can web3 and blockchain usher in a new era of common ownership in creative endeavors like music more akin to the folk era? Here’s 9,000 words to say it can.

Sexism and misogyny reared their ugly heads last week as Caroline Ellison took the stand in the SBF trial

How crypto is expanding the reach of mainstream art in the US

The emergence of Donald Trump as a national political figure motivated Schweitzer to enter public service

Metis is working on the pain points of Layer 2 protocols to help it gain market share

A coalition of crypto founders and advocates is taking the web3 message directly to leaders in Washington DC

Writing is a lonely endeavor but Metalabel’s Austin Robey is trying to bring community to the process

Web3 can help newly released inmates with work opportunities

Early experiments with NFTs didn’t affect consumer attitudes toward the authenticity of a vintage

Three art installations during TOKEN2049 Week prove that NFTs are still cool, important and most definitely not dead.

Armstrong pledgees $1 million to help lobbying efforts and implores crypto users to vote and to call their Congressional representative

Now you can “own a piece” of the Martin Scorsese film The Wolf of Wall Street.

The U.S. should be courting stablecoin issuers as buyers of sovereign debt, not castigating them, Carter said.