The following list of companies indicates interest from companies, or lack thereof, in non-fungible tokens (NFTs), ranging from public denouncement to active minting. As the subject of NFTs, as well as crypto in general, has drawn significant criticism regarding topics such as energy usage, practicality, stability, and grifting, noting interest per entity on this subject is done to indicate alignment compared with consumer stances, as well as potentially highlight discrepancies.

This list tracks specifically NFT usage from companies, and not crypto tokens intended for use as currency, but relevant notes may be for such for context. This list does not include crypto-specific companies, but rather companies from other sectors and their relations to NFTs. This list also does not track individual celebrities, artists, bands, or governments. All blockchains are considered, including "lower impact" ones.

Updated 2023/3/4

Currently Against
Holding active policies against or denouncements of NFTs. Companies previously embracing or uncertain only end up here with stronger stances against.
Uncertain
Has gone back and forth about plans for NFTs, made vague announcements of possible future support, or has been watching the space for potential without outright refusal or acceptance.
Currently Supporting
Openly supporting NFTs or blockchain technology and potential applications, though not having minted any NFTs. May also be a specific announcement for NFTs yet to be minted.
Minted
Has actually produced, directly or by collaboration, and sold or given away NFTs at any time for any reason. This category is a permanent assignment even if a company falls completely back from the idea (unless there has been an error in categorizing in the first place).

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Minting of NFTs for a corporate interest may be done through a third-party company, but alignment above is indicated by the corporate interest and not the specific producing company. This list is not to include unauthorized third-party tokens, such as those times people tried to claim they had the copyright to Dune or Magic The Gathering because they made/purchased tokens related to those properties.

This list, started in February of 2022, is composed of independently gathered and researched information, from multiple sources, about the above companies related to NFT support and/or production, and the decision of what to do with this information is entirely the responsibility of the user. The purpose of this list is to provide a living record of previous and ongoing events related to the subject for the sake of transparency and consumer information.

And yes, the "mint" hexagon bulletpoints are green because of the "mint" pun.