Non Fungible Tokens

Non-fungible tokens are blockchain records that represent ownership of one unique item, as opposed to fungible assets like Bitcoin where every unit is identical. Posts here go under the surface: how non-fungible tokens are minted and transferred, the use cases that have lasted and the ones that have not, how to store them safely in self-custody, and the security pitfalls worth knowing before you interact with one. Written by the team behind the Zypto wallet, with a focus on the mechanics rather than the trends.

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