How brands are using NFTs—a continually updated list
Tracking how marketers are trying out non-fungible tokens
Latest updates
Adidas partners with Doodles for NFT wearables
Mattel unveils secondary marketplace for NFT platform
Meta ditches NFTs on Instagram, Facebook in metaverse reversal
Aéropostale launches NFT collection along with Tesla giveaway
Nike and Starbucks show how brands are rethinking NFTs
NFT creators are abandoning Web3 over disappearing royalties
Spotify is testing NFT-gated playlists
GQ drops first batch of NFTs, joining other legacy publishers in Web3
Lamborghini to drop new batch of NFTs
Puma digitizes vintage cartoon in latest NFT drop
Hermès wins case over NFT duplicate
Reddit and NFL team for Super Bowl-themed NFTs
Web3 gaming company to air Super Bowl ad with NFT giveaway
Yves Saint Laurent pairs NFTs to real perfume purchases
Cha Cha Matcha unveils NFT-based loyalty program

WELCOME TO AD AGE'S NFT BLOG
In less than a year, the acronym NFT has gone from WTF to BFF for brands. Non-fungible tokens are digital assets like bitcoin, only they’re unique and irreplaceable, like owning an original work of art online. They utilize the same authentification technology as cryptocurrency and, similar to the digital dough, are still nebulous in their uses. While some NFTs hold monetary value, others link owners to communities or can even be worn digitally.
Still confused? Read our guide to NFTs here. And check out our new metaverse marketing blog here.
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