NFT (Non-Fungible Token) refers to a non-fungible token, and each NFT is a unique blockchain asset that cannot be replaced or divided. This type of token ensures ownership and authenticity of the work through the immutability of the blockchain and digital signature technology.
NFT can be used in various forms such as digital art, music, videos, as well as virtual land and collectibles, and can also represent real-world artworks and physical collectibles. They have changed the traditional asset ownership and trading models and have become an important component of the digital economy.
NFT provides creators with exclusive digital ownership proof, allowing them to showcase and sell their works globally through the platform, while also setting secondary sales royalties to ensure ongoing revenue during the resale process.
First, prepare digital works that meet the format, create a crypto wallet (such as MetaMask), and choose a suitable platform like OpenSea, Rarible, or Blur for uploading and minting. After minting, you can sell through pricing or auction methods and complete transactions via wallet authorization.
The value of NFTs is influenced by the community, brand, and market popularity, and not all works have appreciation potential. Newcomers should avoid blindly chasing prices, reasonably reduce costs, and actively participate in community promotion to increase the exposure of their works.