The future of Non-fungible Tokens

The future of Non-fungible Tokens

NFTs have disrupted the digital world and industries from art to gaming to investing. But non-fungible tokens are yet to see their full potential. Twitter, Meta, and Reddit are all working on NFT projects, investors are betting big on NFTs, and new NFT startups are cropping up every day.

When normal life is disrupted, and during times of crisis, innovation is often triggered. In 2008 big banks knowingly gambled with their client’s money in high-risk ventures, plunging the U.S. into a financial crisis. It was in the aftermath of this disruption that blockchain was developed, becoming a massive enabler of change to a broken system.

Blockchain is the engine, or system, on which all cryptocurrencies and NFT’s are built. Blockchain records all transactions in a way that makes it difficult (if not impossible) to change, hack or cheat the system. 

What Are NFTs Used For?

NFTs are considered beneficial in a wide variety of blockchain use cases  They can be literally anything digital such as art, fashion, licenses and certifications, collectibles, sports, etc.  NFTs are nowadays increasingly used in contemporary art auctions, including images, animation, or even tweets.

Non-fungible tokens also have made their way into real-life applications beyond digital art and collectibles, such as music clips, videos, games, or even a ticket to an event, such as a movie or a sports game, that took place at a specific time. But also for domain names, virtual land, and real estate.

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The future of NFT’s

The NFT markets are booming. And every day new use cases are entering the NFT market attracted by the various benefits and the incredible profits that can be made.
But the risks and challenges this market is confronted with will ask for regulatory intervention.

The importance of reflecting on the legal and regulatory NFT risks is clearly evident. As this NTF market continues to grow and expand into different use cases, this raises the importance of having an international regulatory body of Non-fungible tokens for its better regulation and legalization. The outcome could have a great impact and will be decisive for the future of NTFs.

A Better Way to Create

With this ability to mint ownership of digital assets, NFTs have transformed how artists and creators make a living while changing how we buy, sell, and relate to art. NFTs also have expanded interest in blockchain technology beyond investment in Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Experts still debate whether NFTs are the future of art or just a fad, but the amount of money changing hands for art backed by NFTs has the art world, technologists, and financiers paying attention.

The biggest mainstream use of NFTs today is for artwork, thanks to Beeple’s big sale.

NFTs are so prevalent in art because digitally native creators can bestow scarcity on works that consist entirely of pixels, says Doyle at Christie’s. They enable creators to earn more than they would outside the restrictions of the fine art world.

Today, creators typically only get paid when they initially sell a piece of artwork; should the artwork’s new owner sell it to someone else, they pocket any gains made—and the artist gets nothing. However, NFTs use smart contracts to verify ownership and terms. Those terms can include paying the original artist royalties every time the artwork changes hands. 

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