
What is an NFT?
NFT stands for non-fungible token.
NFTs are digital tokens – sets of data – on the blockchain. Each token is associated with a specific digital or physical item. The token distinguishes both proof of ownership, and proof of authenticity. Each individual NFT is unique, because each has its own unique data that can never be replicated or replaced.
The NFT industry is always expanding, but some of the most popular ways to use NFTs include:
- Collectibles
- Items in blockchain games
- NFT art
- Metaverse land
- NFT music
As an example, a digital art piece can be minted (uploaded) on the blockchain by the artist as an NFT to prove its authenticity and ownership. An NFT can represent any digital or physical item, from real estate to documents and films.
Learn more about NFTs
- What is an NFT?
- What can you do with an NFT?
- How do I create an NFT?
- How do I buy an NFT?
- Why do people buy NFTs?
- Are NFTs Still a Thing? The State of Digital Collectibles
- What makes an NFT valuable?
- How do I know if an NFT is authentic?
- What was the first NFT minted?
- How to spot the best NFT to buy
- How to make money with NFTs as a beginner
- How do I convert an NFT to cash?
- How do I secure an NFT?
- Where to sell NFTs: Top NFT marketplaces
- How To Sell an NFT on the OpenSea
- Can I sell the same NFT on multiple platforms?
- Are NFTs a cryptocurrency?
- Are NFTs a good investment?
- What are the top NFT collections?
- NFT Rarity Ranking: Identify rare NFTs
- Common NFT Scams to Avoid: Protect Your NFTs
- What NFT terms do I need to know?