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Vitalik Buterin: Ethereum Is Ready to Solve the Blockchain Trilemma
Ethereum's long-running \"blockchain trilemma\", the challenge of balancing decentralization, security, and scalability, may finally be cracked, says co-founder Vitalik Buterin. In a recent X post, Buterin stated that new Ethereum upgrades, PeerDAS and zkEVMs, are pushing the network toward achieving…
Published Jan 5, 2026
Solana Kicks Off 2026 with Real-World Asset Surge and Institutional Momentum
Solana is turning the page on its memecoin-dominated reputation in a big way. As 2026 begins, blockchain activity on tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) is at its highest ever. It is attracting significant institutional interest, setting the stage for a potentially…
Published Jan 2, 2026
Bored Apes Are Down Today, But Their Legacy Is Forever
Bored Ape Yacht Club, the ultimate NFT status symbol. If you've spent any time in the NFT or crypto world over the last few years, you've seen these iconic apes everywhere, from Twitter (X) profile pictures to international news headlines….
Published Dec 31, 2025
New record ETH 8.7 Million Smart Contracts Deployed in a Quarter
Ethereum just hit a giant milestone, one that flew under the radar for most casual market watchers! In Q4 2025, developers deployed a record 8.7 million smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain, marking the network's busiest quarter to date for…
Published Dec 30, 2025
Ubisoft Shuts Down Rainbow Six Siege After Massive Hacker Credit Flood
The Rainbow Six Siege universe just experienced one of the wildest hacks in gaming history. Ubisoft was forced to pull the plug on its popular multiplayer shooter after hackers breached the game's servers and handed out billions of in-game credits…
Published Dec 29, 2025
NFT Collections Miss Out on Santa Rally as Market Hits 2025 Lows
Hoping for a festive year-end boost? Not in NFT-land. December 2025 brought no \"Santa rally\" for NFT collections, with both market value and participation sliding to their lowest points of the year. NFT Market Value Plummets Fresh data from CoinGecko…
Published Dec 25, 2025
Philippines Bans Coinbase and Gemini on Unlicensed Crypto Platforms
The crypto market in the Philippines is undergoing significant changes following regulators' orders to block access to major global exchanges, including Coinbase and Gemini. This bold move signals that the country is now strictly enforcing local licensing rules for all…
Published Dec 24, 2025
Ghana Legalizes Crypto Trading and Gives Central Bank Regulatory Powers
Ghana has officially entered the crypto space, legalizing cryptocurrency trading and granting the Bank of Ghana (BoG) full authority to regulate and license virtual asset providers. This move signals a significant shift for Ghana's financial sector and sets a clear…
Published Dec 23, 2025
Klarna Teams Up with Coinbase to Bring Stablecoin Funding to Institutions
Klarna, the \"Buy Now, Pay Later\" (BNPL) fintech innovator, just made a big move into the crypto world. The Swedish company announced a partnership with Coinbase to allow institutional investors to fund Klarna using the USDC stablecoin. This is a…
Published Dec 22, 2025
How Crypto Is Actually Used in: From YouTube to Pokémon Cards
Crypto Everyday Money Yet? For years, critics rolled their eyes and asked: \"But where can you actually use crypto?\" Bitcoin was supposed to be the money of the internet, but for most people, it remained something to hold or trade…
Published Dec 20, 2025
Libya’s Energy: The Hidden Fuel for Bitcoin
Libya, better known for oil and blackouts than technology, quietly became a global Bitcoin mining hotspot. The secret ingredient? Incredibly cheap, heavily subsidized electricity, sometimes as low as $0.004 per kilowatt-hour. Even outdated mining rigs could remain profitable, attracting both…
Published Dec 19, 2025
Coinbase Integrates Blik Payments in Poland: Boosting Crypto Access
Coinbase Takes Crypto Convenience Up a Notch in Poland Coinbase is making it even easier for Poles to hop into crypto! The central exchange just rolled out Blik payments, thanks to a fresh partnership with payment processor PPro. Blik is…
Published Dec 18, 2025
The iMintify blog: what we cover and why
This is the reference library for making and launching NFTs and tokens without code. We cover four things: how the tools work, what the underlying technology does, what is happening in the market, and what any of it costs. Everything is written by the people who build the platform, tested on the live app, and updated when something changes.
Guides you can follow along
Step-by-step instructions for the AI generator, the layer generator, deploying a contract, mint websites, allowlists and the token creator. Written by Rico from the product itself: which button, what it costs in credits, and where people get stuck.
Explainers without jargon
Sean covers the groundwork: what an NFT actually is, how minting works, why metadata and IPFS matter, what gas fees are and how royalties are paid. Written for people starting out, with a definition first and an example after.
News that changes something
Kate follows the NFT and crypto market and writes when it matters for creators: marketplace rules, chain upgrades, fee changes, notable drops. No press releases and no recycled headlines.
Costs, in plain numbers
What it costs to create a collection, deploy on Solana against an EVM chain, list a token, or store files permanently. We publish the actual amounts and update them when network fees move.
Chain by chain
Solana, Ethereum, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain each have their own audience, fees and quirks. Each guide says which chain fits which kind of launch instead of pretending they are interchangeable.
We build what we describe
That is the difference with most NFT blogs: every guide points to a tool you can use straight away, free, with the blockchain network fee as the only cost. If the app changes, the article changes with it.
Frequently asked
What is the iMintify blog about?
Creating, minting and launching NFTs and crypto tokens without code. Three types of articles: how-to guides for the tools, explainers about the underlying technology like metadata, gas fees and wallets, and news from the NFT market that affects creators.
Who writes the articles?
Three people, each with their own beat. Rico writes the product guides and how-to's, Kate covers the news, and Sean writes the educational pieces. Every article shows its author, and the same person keeps their articles up to date.
How often do you publish?
Weekly on average. We publish when there is something worth reading instead of hitting a quota, and we revise older guides when the product, the fees or the market change.
How do you keep guides accurate?
Every guide is written from the live app and re-tested before publishing. When the app changes we update the existing article and show the update date on the card, instead of publishing a near-duplicate.
Is the information free to use?
Yes. Every article is free to read and the tools they describe are free to use. The only cost when you actually mint or deploy is the blockchain network fee, which goes to the network and not to us.
Can I make an NFT here, or is this only a blog?
Both. iMintify is the platform the guides describe: generate artwork with AI or from your own layers, deploy an audited contract you own, get a hosted mint site with an allowlist, and create an SPL or ERC-20 token.
Which blockchains do you cover?
Solana and the main EVM chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain. The guides explain the differences in cost, speed and audience so you can pick per project rather than by habit.
Do I need a wallet or coding knowledge to follow the guides?
A wallet yes, coding no. The guides assume no development experience and explain wallet setup where it is needed; everything else happens through the interface.
Is the blog available in Dutch?
Yes. Most articles have a Dutch version under /nl, written from the English original and kept in sync when the English changes.
How is this different from other NFT blogs?
Most NFT blogs write about tools other people build. We build the tools, so a guide can say exactly which button to press, what it costs, and what happens when it fails. And when a guide is wrong, we can fix the product as well as the text.