An NFT is a Digital Asset stored on the blockchain.
These Digital Assets hold information, like descriptions, properties, and media files like digital art or video, music, gifs, games, texts and memes + more!
The history of every NFT is recorded on the blockchain, meaning buyers can prove their ownership and creators can receive royalties every time their work is re-sold.
NFTs can be traded on marketplaces, proudly displayed in online galleries or used to access exclusive content and real-life experiences.
NFT's are:
✅ Unique, one-of-a-kind, and non-interchangeable.
✅ Provably scarce,
✅ Liquid, and
✅ Usable across multiple applications.
NFT is an acronym for Non-Fungible Token (which is often misspelled as Non-Fundable Token).
Cryptocurrencies are considered fungible.
This means that each unit or token or coin are the same and equal and can basically be replicated.
Non-Fungible tokens are the opposite.
They are unique and can't be replicated.
OpenSea NFT marketplace is currently the world's largest platform for creating, purchasing + trading NFT's.
Credits:
This FAQ was created James D. Ford GAICD | Principal Solicitor, Blue Ocean Law Group℠.
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