More than 150 years before Buzzfeed uploaded its first cat GIF, people were already captivated by looping animations. Here's what they looked like.

Cat GIFs can only entertain for so long before they get old. Okay, after some exhaustive research, I've determined that the preceding statement is entirely untrue. Still there must be some reason ...

In a story that has “2021” written all over it, the crypto art platform Foundation has just facilitated the sale of the legendary Nyan Cat GIF for approximately $587,000. Or, what amounts to ...

A cat GIF that became an NFT sold for about $690,000. Its creator explains how its value surged, the tools he used, and how he found the right platform to display his work.