2022, we see another rising star in Web 3.0 – NFT. Ok, so…what is that?
NFT stands for Non-fungible token. Non-fungible means the assets are unique and not mutually interchangeable. No two NFTs are identical, and there are no substitutes. NFT artist is the only person who has ownership of the artwork. Your purchase does not mean the ownership is transferred to you, instead, a unique token is transferred to your wallet via your public address, proving that your copy of the digital file is the original. You can see NFT as a part of digital content encoded into a blockchain, underpinning cryptocurrencies, mainly Ethereum.
Incentives come from investment trading and creating and selling. Becoming a creator can be challenging to reach high sales volume, yet the benefits extend to branding and advertising. Digital art NFT is the simplest form, but popularity has turned to functional NFTs in recent months. Functional NFTs include a ticket to an event, access token to certain private information or a player figure in a game.