Mark Zuckerberg re-energized the industry with an NFT-enabled feature on Instagram, taking the opportunity to sell a signed 1992 Little League baseball card of himself.
This card is one of Zuckerberg’s own cards for the camp counselors to keep. It has now been reviewed and released as a collectible. In addition to digital blockchain receipts If you look at his post. Now you’ll know that at eight, Zuckerberg made this card, saying he hit .920.
This is an interesting time for Meta Facebook, the company’s main monetization group. And it just reported its first revenue decline in the second quarter. Instagram is currently in a state of confusion, such as testing a TikTok-like feature, with CEO Adam Mosseri telling Casey Newton: “Users are frustrated and use. Not very good
As a result, Meta has plunged into the niche market of “Digital collectibles,” or NFTs, are now rapidly declining, with OpenSea data showing that after the decline in May, Sales volumes have remained relatively stable in the months since.
Another report from Platformer notes that Meta, Twitter, and Reddit are all pushing the NFT project forward, but there’s no word yet on what they’re doing here: The Verge