This week's NFT news is a rollercoaster ride! We've got Logan Paul defending his (allegedly) scammy NFT project, OpenSea taking a stand for creators, and a game making waves by landing on the Epic Games Store – all before it's even launched!

Logan Paul Cries Wolf (or Lack Thereof) in CryptoZoo Doc

Logan Paul is back in the spotlight, this time defending his controversial NFT project, CryptoZoo. In a documentary, Paul argues it wasn't a scam because... well, he lost money too? Investors remain unconvinced, with a class-action lawsuit painting a different picture. Guess the "CryptoZoo saga" continues...

OpenSea Throws Creators a Bone (and a Royalty Check)

OpenSea heard creators' cries! The popular NFT marketplace finally added support for the ERC-721C token standard. This means creators can set royalties on their collections and actually get paid when their work is resold – a win for the NFT community.

Munchables Gets Back on its Feet After Million-Dollar Mishap

Remember the Munchables hack? The NFT game lost millions, but they're not giving up. Munchables has completely revamped its security, including a new team and a multisig system with extra eyes on the digital vault. Here's hoping those millions stay safe this time!

Wilder World Makes History with Epic Games Store Listing

Move over, traditional games! Web3 game Wilder World just made history by being listed on the Epic Games Store – even before its official launch. This metaverse project promises a free-to-explore world with tradable NFT items and avatars, all built on blockchain technology. Looks like the future of gaming is here, and it's wild!