CryptoKitties are back, this time as a mini-game on the Flow blockchain on the Telegram messenger platform. The crypto craze for blockchain games took off with CryptoKitties in December 2017. By May ...

CryptoKitties hit a milestone recently as players have bred more than a million unique virtual kitties in a demonstration of the usefulness or maybe silliness of blockchain technology. Blockchain, ...

CryptoKitties is a blockchain-based game that allows users to breed, buy, and sell virtual cats called "Kitties." Each Kitty is unique and has its own set of attributes, which makes them highly ...

Players have spent the equivalent of $6.7 million and counting buying CryptoKitties, which can sell for as much as $114,481.59, according to third-party research from developer Niel de la Rouviere.

AUSTIN—When cryptocurrency temporarily gained mainstream media coverage in December 2017 and culminated with the infamous crypto crash of January 2018, there were many digital casualties as public ...

CryptoKitties is a "cryptocollectable" game where people collect digital cats with specific traits, which can be used to breed other digital cats. Since no centralized organization created all the ...

A flood of demand in buying and selling digital cats brought the cryptocurrency Ethereum to a crawl last week after unexpected demand clogged up the network. The cats being sold, called CryptoKitties, ...

In recent months, the CryptoKitties fad that had users buying and selling tens of thousands of dollars of blockchain-based collectable cats has settled down considerably. That is not to say that ...

CrypoKitties, the Ethereum blockchain-based kitten breeding and trading game that rose to prominence in late November, will become its own company with the assistance of $12 million in funding ...

CryptoKitties, for anyone who is not familiar, is a virtual game in which players buy, collect, breed, and even sell virtual cats. But the uniqueness of the game is that it is built on the blockchain ...

When investors gave $12 million to a startup called CryptoKitties in March, many raised their eyebrows at the news. CryptoKitties, which describes its product as one of the world's first blockchain ...