Yuga Labs sold the Moonbirds NFT collection and other assets to focus on its main projects like Bored Ape Yacht Club and the Otherside metaverse. The company is cutting back after growing too fast and now plans to stick to its strongest brands.

Ember Sword shut down because it ran out of funding and couldn’t continue development. Despite raising over $200 million, the game failed to meet expectations and lost investor support.

A licensed Black Mirror token is launching, using AI to assign dynamic reputation scores based on blockchain and social activity. Powered by a virtual assistant named Iris, the system rewards high-scoring users with airdrops and perks—blurring the line between digital behaviour and real-world incentives.

The Sandbox has partnered with Jurassic World to bring a digital dinosaur sanctuary to its metaverse, offering immersive experiences and virtual land for players. Fans can explore the park, collect dinosaurs, and even buy virtual land starting in April 2025.

CluCoin founder Austin Michael Taylor has requested probation after pleading guilty to a $1.1 million wire fraud scheme involving cryptocurrency. But does his crime warrant such leniency?

Scientists in Hong Kong have created a lollipop-like device that lets users taste flavors in virtual reality using special ions and a hydrogel. This innovation is part of a broader effort to make VR more immersive by adding taste, touch, and other sensory experiences.

Qatar Airways launched Sama, an AI-powered virtual cabin crew member, on Instagram. The airline partnered with UneeQ to create Sama's digital presence.

Lotte’s AI-driven Caliverse will integrate with a layer-2 network, enabling crypto transactions. A pending deal could cement Arbitrum as its primary blockchain provider.

Attack on Titan: Invasion brings the anime’s epic battles to life in The Sandbox metaverse, where players defend against Titans using strategy and skill. This free experience offers action-packed gameplay, with optional NFTs for fans seeking a deeper connection to the series.

Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, is reportedly scaling back its metaverse operations