The NFT market is showing signs of recovery, with monthly sales volumes increasing for the first time in a year. In October, trading volume grew by 32%, reaching $405 million. However, this is still lower than the volume seen in March. Ethereum-based NFTs continue to dominate the market, with a growth of over 50% in October. Other networks such as Polygon, Starkware, and Flow saw a decline in sales volume. The Solana ecosystem experienced a 15% increase in trading volume. In other news, Yuga Labs’ social lead resigned after anti-semitic tweets from his past resurfaced. Yuga Labs recently won a legal battle against controversial artists Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen, who were ordered to pay $1.6 million in damages for copyright infringement. NFT marketplace OpenSea announced layoffs as it prepares to launch OpenSea 2.0. The Simpsons also took a jab at NFTs in their latest Halloween episode, mocking the speculative nature of the market. Finally, a major cryptocurrency exchange is planning to share revenue with its users as it nears the completion of its Web3 ecosystem. While centralized exchanges have been popular for their dependability and liquidity, decentralized exchanges are gaining traction for their transparency and security.

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