As NFTs can be used to verify digital ownership of an virtual item, they can often become valuable – depending on the demand for that item.
The creator of an NFT, its rarity, and any perks you receive for holding it – known as utility – often give the NFT usability for its holder.
Utility often includes product discounts, early access to future NFTs, exclusive access to products or experiences, and more.
NFT Basics
- What is a Non-Fungible Token?
- Are NFTs the same as Cryptocurrency?
- Common NFT Terms
- What was the first NFT minted?
- What can an NFT holder do?
- Why do collectors buy NFTs?
- Can NFTs be a good investment?
- How Do I Earn Money from NFTs?
- How Do I Purchase an NFT?
- How Do I Pick an NFT to Buy?
- How Do I Find the Rarity of an NFT?
- How Do I Make an NFT?
- How Do I Promote an NFT?
- What gives an NFT its value?
- How Do I Secure My NFT?
- Is It Hard to Sell an NFT?
- How Do I Exchange an NFT for Cash?
- How Do I Trade an NFT?
- How Do I Avoid NFT Scams?
- How Do I Know if an NFT Is Real?
- What Are the Biggest NFT Collections?
- What was the first NFT minted?
- Will NFTs last?