The Dajia Jenn Lann Temple in Taichung has found an unprecedented way to use modern technology. At the temple, which is about 100 miles down the coast from Taiwan, NFTs have been released in honor of the sea goddess Mazu, and they are already popular among young people. Every year, the temple organizes a 300-kilometer pilgrimage in honor of the sea goddess, and the economy of the region mainly depends on the income received from tourism. The "Mazu economy" is based on donations and the sale of goods related to the temple.

The creators of popular NFT collections could not survive the market decline and are forced to look for alternative sources of monetization

The trade turnover of non-interchangeable tokens (NFT) based on Ethereum has amounted to $23.7 billion since the beginning of the year, the Nansen researchers noted.

Fidelity Investments and HSBC Bank have filed applications with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for registration of trademarks related to NFT, metaverses and Web3.

In Italy, they decided to repeat the renaissance of crypto art with the help of the non-interchangeable tokens (NFT) market.

One of the largest financial conglomerates in the world, HSBC, has registered trademarks for non-interchangeable tokens and metaverses

Donald TRUMP has released his own collection of NFTs, the cost of which has increased sixfold in just three days of trading. By now, the hype has passed and the situation has changed radically. According to the OpenSea platform, the price of non-interchangeable tokens with the image of Donald Trump has fallen by 72% in recent days.

Top NFT collections DeGods and y00ts say goodbye to the Solana blockchain and migrate to Ethereum and Polygon.

DeGods and y00ts have announced that they will leave Solana and switch to new blockchains in the 1st quarter of 2023. Both projects are due to submit an official roadmap in January.

Experts believe that next year non-interchangeable tokens (NFT) will become the driving force of engagement for brands and will bring a new audience to the metaverse

The company that owns the rights to Pokémon sued the mobile NFT game PokéWorld due to unauthorized use of intellectual property

The Pokémon Company International has sued an Australian mobile video game developer over the unauthorized use of intellectual property. This is written by the publication Vooks with reference to the lawsuit.

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