What are NFTs and how do they work?
The year 2021 was critical for NFTs awareness: it was the year when non-fungible tokens (NFTs) were exposed to the general public, with trade volume exceeding $23 billion. This figure reflects a more than 200-fold rise over the previous year: according to DappRadar, the trading volume in 2020 will be $100 million. Despite the fact that NFTs have been a hot issue for several years, there are many misconceptions regarding them. To begin, it is vital to distinguish between fungible and non-fungible assets. A fungible asset is one whose units may readily be exchanged, such as money: if you have a $100 bill and someone borrows it from you, then gives you another $100 bill, everything is good. You dont need the exact identical $100 bill because every existing 100-dollar bill has the same qualities. Non-fungible assets, on the other hand, are treated differently. Because it has distinct qualities, it is non-fungible, which implies it cannot be interchanged. For example, if you have a Picasso painting in your living room, no one can steal it and replace it with another Picasso painting because, while both paintings are by Picasso, each one has unique features that cannot be duplicated. A non-fungible token is a