Web3 gaming company Limit Break has purchased a Super Bowl LVII commercial. The commercial is expected to create strong brand awareness for the gaming company. Feel unsure about the market’s next move ...

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Gabe Leydon, CEO of Limit Break, wants to make history with his next television commercial for the Super Bowl. Fresh from raising $200 million for his blockchain gaming company, Leydon announced in ...

Google will allow NFT gaming ads, provided they don’t promote gambling content, from next month. This change will take place on September 15 when Google issues its updated advertising policy for ...

In this week’s newsletter, read about how Google will start allowing games featuring nonfungible tokens (NFTs) to advertise and promote themselves using its platform and how a developer stole $1 ...

Google has announced an update to its cryptocurrencies and related products advertising policy that will allow blockchain-based games involving non-fungible tokens (NFTs) starting this month.

Newly released Twitter data shows there were 6.4 million tweets mentioning the Super Bowl on Sunday, a spike in online chatter about the annual game that arose partly from televised advertising ...

Since an early January flashpoint, a stumbling market, and a litany of foul play has been exposed some unsightly truths about the NFT market, leading to Truth in Advertising (TINA), a non-profit ...

A sponsored advertising link on Google hid malware that siphoned thousands of dollars worth of crypto and NFTs from an influencer’s wallet. An NFT influencer claims to have lost “a life-changing ...