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Is Your NFT Dead? Here’s How AI Is Making Dead NFT Alive Again

The global non-fungible token market has grown into a multi-million-dollar industry. The NFT market came into the limelight five years ago, attracting businesses, institutions, and individual investors and allowing them to create, buy, and sell digital assets on various blockchain networks, including Polygon, Ethereum, and Solana. The NFT market has also established additional opportunities for NFT creators, artists, and investors alike. NFTs are Dead. AI is going to bring them back. This is huge, will be releasing my thoughts on it soon https://t.co/RG9xxGo4ZZ — Starlordy (@starlordyftw) March 3, 2025 NFTs And AI Intergration For the past five years, the NFT market has produced many millionaires, including the digital artist ‘Beeple,’ who sold his ‘Everyday: The First 5,000 Days’ NFT collection for nearly $70 million. Unfortunately, many NFT collections have lost floor price values over time, leaving traders hosting blank JPEGS. In this article, we...

Polygon Labs planning Polygon 2.0 launch

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Polygon Labs has announced the impending launch of Polygon 2.0, a network upgrade it describes as a blueprint for building the “value layer of the internet.” According to the group, Polygon 2.0 will bring infinite scalability and unified liquidity to the Ethereum ecosystem, allowing anyone to seamlessly create, exchange, and program value. Polygon launching Polygon 2.0  Polygon, an Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution, has shed light on its upcoming Polygon 2.0 launch . The team says the Polygon 2.0 upgrade aims to radically revamp all aspects of the network, including its tokenomics. Per a blog post by the team, Polygon 2.0  is simply a network of ZK-based layer-2 blockchains connected through an innovative cross-chain coordination protocol.  The team claims Polygon 2.0, will bring infinite scalability and unified liquidity to the Ethereum ecosystem, as the network can support an unlimited number of chains and cross-chain interactions without compromising security...