True Story (NFT on Rarible ©)

Based on a true story. 

Ignasi Font, 2020

NFT’s prove ownership of a unique digital asset like art, music, collectibles, videos or anything else with blockchain technology.

NFT stands for non-fungible token. That sounds like an intimidating technical term (no more nerd talk, promise!). But NFTs are just digital certificates of authenticity.

If you buy a physical painting, you know it’s real because you see the artist’s signature on the canvas. Somebody can photocopy the painting, but they don’t own it — you do. Before NFTs, digital assets were like photocopies:

You can see who posted something, but you can’t see who owns an Instagram post, Pinterest Pin or Reddit meme.

NFTs are like a signature for digital items: They authenticate ownership of digital assets like art, collectibles, music, videos, in-game assets, and more. Just like physical certificates, they document:

• Who created it.
• When it was created.
• Who bought it (and when).
• The price(s) it solds for.
• Who owns it now.

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