This framework demonstrates improved NFT valuation and risk forecasting in Web3 markets, suggesting enhanced predictive capabilities.
NFT prices are shaped by heterogeneous signals including visual appearance, textual narratives, transaction trajectories, and on-chain interactions, yet existing studies often model these factors in isolation and rarely unify multimodal alignment, temporal non-stationarity, and heterogeneous relational dependencies in a leakage-safe forecasting setting. We propose MM-Temporal-Graph, a cross-modal temporal graph transformer framework for explainable NFT valuation and information-centric risk forecasting. The model encodes image, text, transaction time series, and blockchain behavioral features, constructs a heterogeneous NFT interaction graph (co-transaction, shared creator, wallet relation, and price co-movement), and jointly performs relation-aware graph attention and global temporal–structural transformer reasoning with an adaptive fusion gate. A contrastive multimodal alignment objective improves robustness under market drift, while a risk-aware regularizer and a multi-source risk index enable early warning and interpretable attribution across modalities, time segments, and relational neighborhoods. On MultiNFT-T, MM-Temporal-Graph improves MAE from 0.162 to 0.153 and R2 from 0.823 to 0.841 over the strongest multimodal graph baseline, and achieves 87.4% early risk detection accuracy. These results support accurate, robust, and explainable NFT valuation and proactive risk monitoring in Web3 markets.
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