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In the Quad Cities, a metropolitan area that contains five cities and spans the Iowa-Illinois border, folks can get their news from the Quad Cities Times, The Dispatch Argus (under common ownership with the Quad Cities Times), WQAD (the local ABC affiliate), KWQC (the local NBC affiliate), and WVIK (the local NPR affiliate). However, the Quad-City Times on Facebook has 76,000 followers, whereas the What’s Going on Quad Cities Facebook group started by Harold DeFrieze has 106,000. This suggests that many people’s first engagement with news in this community comes not from a newspaper or a news program, but from a Facebook group. Along with Dig-A-Hash co-founder Ryan Segura, DeFrieze also founded the new website for What’s Going on QC (sometimes described as What’s Going on Quad Cities) that grew out of his Facebook group. Listen to Cryptopia, episode 1 of Innovated: Blockchain City Read more: The NFT market bubble has popped and we’ve got th...

The global non-fungible token market has taken a healthy correction this week, even as the crypto market continues to rebound. In the past seven days, the NFT market has fallen to a daily trading sales volume of about $19 million, which industry experts consider a healthy correction. In this article, we have listed some of the top-selling non-fungible token collections in the past seven days. 1. Pudgy Penguins NFT Collection Pudgy Penguins, a globally acknowledged non-fungible token collection from the digital asset firm Igloo Inc. featuring a fixed set of 8,888 cute penguin cartoon birds hosted on the Ethereum blockchain network, is this week’s top-selling NFT collection in the global NFT market. In the past 24 hours, the Pudgy Penguins have recorded a trading sales volume of $2.3 million. The NFT collection has a market capitalization of $321 million and a floor price of $36,214. 2. Azuki NFT collection Azuki, another globally acknowledged non-fungible token collection from ...

The global non-fungible token market appears to have taken another short breather after rallying for the past two weeks. The non-fungible token market retested some surge late last month, breaking the then brutal market resistance that held the NFT trading sale volume below $70 million for the first time since 2021. The NFT market has plunged by 8.29% in the past seven days, but this market is still staged for higher levels in the coming weeks. NFT Sales Tank 8.29% In The Past 7 Days Data compiled by CryptoSlam.io, an on-chain crypto market data aggregation platform designed to offer seamless tracking for NFT collectibles across multiple blockchain networks and backed by the prominent crypto billionaire Mark Cuban, indicates that the global non-fungible token market has again plunged in sales volume this past week. In the past seven days, the global NFT market has amassed a trading sales volume of $78 million, representing an 8.29% decrease from the previous week. Relativel...

The digital world has witnessed a revolutionary trend in recent years – the rise of non-fungible tokens ( NFTs ). These unique digital assets have gained immense popularity, attracting artists, collectors, and investors alike. One fascinating development in the NFT space is the emergence of Coachella NFTs . WHAT ARE NFTS? Before we dive into Coachella NFTs, let’s quickly understand what NFTs are. NFTs are one-of-a-kind digital assets that are authenticated using blockchain technology. Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, which are fungible and can be exchanged on a like-for-like basis, NFTs are unique and cannot be replicated. THE COACHELLA EXPERIENCE GOES DIGITAL Coachella, one of the most iconic music festivals in the world, has embraced the NFT revolution. By creating digital collectibles associated with the festival, Coachella has expanded its reach beyond the physical realm. These NFTs allow fans to own a piece of the Coachella experience, even if they are unab...