The End of NFTs

China is considering limiting kids' smartphones time to two hours per day. NFT sales in July totaled $495.6 million a drop of 23% from 646.1 million in June. The, the NFT market is still experiencing a decline according to crypto slam. It's funny you put an article about NFTs in here because I saw something on Twix that made me chuckle briefly.

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Threads is Twitter; Twitter is TwiX; Instagram preparing AI labels; META begins Canadian news blackout; NFT sales continue to decline; China considers more limits on kid's smartphone usage; Worldcoin offers up their digital ID service, no one wants it; Uber fatal self-driving case, turns profit for the first time ever; what Bores in Vegas; NASA loses contact with Voyager 2; Star Trek sings; Loki 2; Foundation Season 2 is horrific; Good Omens; 65; Shazam; Guardians of the Galaxy; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Apple subscriber growth; Sprite Max-tape art generator; billionaires: the pros, the cons, and mostly the cons; hop on the GOG Super Yacht!

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