NFT

An NFT is a digital asset that binds ownership to unique physical or digital assets, such as pieces of art, real estate, music, or movies, at its most basic level. NFTs are regarded as modern collectibles in today’s world.
It cannot be copied. In other words, it’s a digital file that has authenticated ownership.

Most NTFs work with Etherium’s technology. Etherium is a technology home to digital money, apps -and NFTs-. However, it is not the same as ETH coin, and other blockchain technologies can also support NFTs.

NFTs are not necessarily coins, but as we mentioned before, could be music, homes, podcasts, and any type of art. NFTs are gaining popularity because they are becoming a more common way to buy and sell digital art. NFTs are usually one-of-a-kind or one-of-a-very-limited-run items with unique identifying codes. This is in stark contrast to the vast majority of digital productions, which are nearly always available in endless quantities. If a certain asset is in demand, cutting down the supply should theoretically increase its value. Thus, these digital assets are being sold for millions of dollars. The point of purchasing NFTs is ownership, the purchaser will be the one who has the original item, which has built-in authentication, that serves as proof of ownership.

Features.
Uniqueness.
A single owner, easily authenticable.
In a decentralized loan, NFTs can serve as collateral.

But NFTs are more than digital art, such as gaming, sports, and entertainment. The benefits from NFTs are mass markets and the security blockchain provides when purchasing, as well as decentralization.