Skynet 1.0 Launches AI-Powered Blockchain Security for DeFi and NFTs
Skynet 1.0 combines artificial intelligence with blockchain technology to provide real-time threat detection and fraud prevention for DeFi and NFT platforms.
Skynet 1.0 combines artificial intelligence with blockchain technology to provide real-time threat detection and fraud prevention for DeFi and NFT platforms.
NFT market shows renewed activity with a $2.5M CryptoPunks sale and 30% more buyers, though overall sales volume declines as collectors focus on affordable assets.
NFT sales jumped to $574 million in July 2025, marking a 47.6% increase and the year’s second-biggest month, driven by premium asset purchases and Ethereum’s strong performance.
The NFT market experienced a dramatic revival in July with a 94% surge to $6.6 billion market cap, driven by blue-chip collections like CryptoPunks and Pudgy Penguins. Weekly trading volumes reached $136 million, marking the strongest performance since early 2024 and signaling renewed institutional and collector interest.
Immutable has surpassed Ethereum in monthly NFT trading volume for the first time in 2025, driven by gaming-focused NFTs and user frustration with high Ethereum gas fees.
A US court has dismissed the class-action lawsuit against Dolce & Gabbana’s American arm over its NFT collection, marking a significant precedent for fashion brands in the digital asset space.
The NFT market has experienced its fifth consecutive quarterly decline, dropping 80% to $823 million in Q2 2025 from $4 billion the previous year. Despite falling trading volumes, increased sales numbers suggest a shift toward lower-priced assets and utility-focused applications.
NFT sales volume jumps 10% to $136.5 million this week, led by a 26% surge in CryptoPunks trading activity. The uptick signals renewed interest in blue-chip digital collectibles amid stabilizing crypto markets.
The NFT market recovered with sales rising 8.17% to $125.1 million, driven by Ethereum’s 31.77% growth and strong performance from gaming collections like Guild of Guardians Heroes.
NFT collections linked to Pepe meme creator Matt Furie lost $1 million to contract takeover attacks, with investigations pointing to North Korean IT workers who infiltrated project teams through freelance hiring platforms.