Nike just did it. Yes, the athletic footwear and apparel company finally sold off its non-fungible token (NFT) arm, RTFKT.

SI Tickets CEO David Lane explained that while normal tickets end up in the trash, NFT tickets could bring more experiences to holders and opportunities for event organizers. The ticketing arm of the ...

Team Secret has joined the Checkmate Ecosystem, a Web3 gaming network based on the CHECK token, and has launched an NFT-based ...

Nike has reportedly sold its digital products unit RTFKT as it moves back toward core sports products during the ongoing NFT market drop.

The proposed class action expects “tens of millions of dollars” in damages. The post DraftKings Cofounder, DJ Steve Aoki ...

Nike (NKE) discreetly sold RTFKT, its once-high-profile digital products and non-fungible token (NFT) subsidiary, roughly a ...

In this week’s newsletter, find out why Sports Illustrated is moving its nonfungible token (NFT) tickets to Avalanche and how NFT IDs in the Mocaverse are being streamlined. Read about World Wrestling ...

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Nike reportedly sold its digital products subsidiary RTFKT in December, following up on its plan to “wind up” its NFT department by the end of January. The athletic wear giant had previously announced ...

In the sports collectibles world, cardboard is still king — for now. Despite the boom and subsequent semi-bust of digital sports collectibles in the past couple of years, the world of tangible sports ...

Nike, once a non-fungible token market investor, has sold its digital asset incubation studio “RTFKT” to an undisclosed buyer ...