The latest hypes in the Bitcoin/cryptocurrency communities surround decentralized finance (DeFi) and what are called non-fungible tokens (NFTs). While DeFi is by far the larger and more interesting topic, this article is about NFTs. Before I get to NFTs, let's talk about collectors of historical artifacts. There are collectors of all kinds of artifacts from belongings of historical figures, to art of all sorts, to war memorabilia, and almost anything else you might imagine that people get obsessively interested in. If you've ever looked through a collection, whether at a museum or somebody's private home, you might have seen certificates of authenticity stating that the artifacts are the real deal. Surely some such certificates have been faked, or their authors misinformed. But the existence of such certificates increases authenticity by a degree, and makes it harder to counterfeit that artifact going forward.
A friend in Oklahoma runs Herasoft.com which is an industry leader in NFTs for identity protection. Your hotel room key becomes an NFT for you and your stay only.
NFT not fking true.
Who the hell would think a digital item is really rare, when everything digital can be duplicated with minimal "cost".
Oh yeah collectible, haha beanie babies and pet rocks.
A friend in Oklahoma runs Herasoft.com which is an industry leader in NFTs for identity protection. Your hotel room key becomes an NFT for you and your stay only.