Meta is testing support for NFT “Digital Collectibles” Posts on Instagram since MayAnd if you’re among the widest group of people with reach, you can now share posts with your blockchain-verified items on Facebook, too. According to An updated blog post from the company, After connecting its digital wallet to any platform, it “began giving people the ability to post digital collectibles they have on both Facebook and Instagram”.

Posts will basically look like normal posts A screenshot tweeted by the companyBut there will be a badge marking them as “digital collectibles.”

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general question How do connections work and . There are many details about keep your account safeWhich is important because linking NFTs to Facebook and Instagram increases the chances that people who post them will be targeted with phishing attempts that have successfully hijacked wallets and their associated items. Different opportunities,

The timing of this latest expansion and sharing on Facebook is clearly timed, which pops up a day after Eminem and Snoop Dogg. Demonstrated collaboration with your Bored Ape Yacht Club At MTV’s VMAs. Judging by the reactions to that incident, existing NFT fans seemed active, but other music lovers were not as impressed.

Regardless of the performance, or perhaps because the owners wanted to hold onto their NFTs and expect the prices to appreciate this afternoon, BAYC only in fourth place In the list of the most active collections.

Forbes reports DappRadar. data listed on Shows trading volume on one of the largest NFT marketplaces, OpenC, has fallen 99 percent in the past four months alone. On May 1, more than $2.7 billion was traded in the market, while on Sunday it was valued at $9.34 million. another Tracker on Dune Analytics Shows how much sales volume has fallen from the peak. Somehow, it makes it through social networks like . makes the perfect time for Twitter, redditAccording to the CEO of Reddit, and Facebook/Instagram to be expected of late. Mystery NFT. say no,