NFT's

Non-Fungible Token

NFT's - Non-Fungible Token

NFT’s are digital stuff. You can say it so flippantly. With an NFT, the makers transform virtual goods into unique and forgery-proof collector’s items via the Ethereum blockchain – a digital certificate of authenticity, so to speak.

What are NFT

The abbreviation NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token, translated: non-exchangeable token. This is a digitally protected object that cannot be replaced and is therefore unique. For example, you could copy an image on your PC as often as you like. With NFT’s, for example, this image is transformed into a unique and forgery-proof collector’s item via the Ethereum blockchain – a digital certificate of authenticity, so to speak.

This gives this picture a value that randomly duplicated or copied pictures cannot have. Incidentally, NFTs are not just limited to images. Non-fungible tokens are particularly widespread in the art world – be it to protect simple videos and images or complex digital works. In principle, however, any virtual good can be connected or protected with a token.

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