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How Do NFTs Work?

How Do NFTs Work?

Non-fungible tokens can be created on contract-enabled blockchains with non-fungible token tools and support. Ethereum was the first to be widely used, NEO, EOS, etc now also have NFT standards.

Non-fungible tokens and their smart contracts allow for detailed information to be added, like the identity of the owner, etc. The potential of non-fungible tokens is to provide proof of digital ownership of an asset in the digital world making the easy flow of buy and sell on non-fungible items.

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