The easiest way to understand a non-fungible token is to think of it as a digital certificate of ownership. These certificates get stored on the blockchain, which -- in theory -- means they form a ...

These tokens are considered non-fungible because you cannot exchange one NFT for another identical one. For instance, if you have one bitcoin, you can exchange it for another bitcoin and still have ...

You've got questions. We've got answers. So, what exactly is an NFT? "'NFT' stands for non-fungible token," explains Gary Vaynerchuck, an entrepreneur and CEO otherwise known in the NFT community and ...

NFT ticketing is a secure and unique solution that allows you to own your ticket as a one-of-a-kind digital asset verified on the blockchain. NFT ticketing is revolutionizing event ticketing by ...

Royalties give NFT creators a way to keep getting paid for their work, even after the original sale of the NFT. Creators have historically looked for different forms of income from their work. While ...

Just because something is on the blockchain doesn’t mean its authentic. I know this may sound wild, as the blockchain’s whole thing is verifying authenticity through decentralization isn't it? When it ...

NFTs are assets created on the blockchain and then tokenized. Each NFT bears a unique identification code and metadata that separates it from other tokens. All NFTs are digital assets and their ...

The giddy craze for nonfungible tokens brought the crypto crowd to art auctions. Now, long after the bubble burst, some still believe. Credit...Erik Carter Supported by By Steven Kurutz “It was a ...