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An NFT is a unique digital token that contains an item's ownership and copyright information that lives on the blockchain. From pieces of digital art to gaming assets to music to sports trading cards, almost anything can be an NFT.
If something's fungible, it can be replaced with another item of the same type. For example, a $20 bill could be swapped for another $20 bill -- or two $10 bills. In contrast, an original piece of art or a signed first edition of a book is non-fungible. They are unique.
Are you new to the world of NFTs? Here is a list of helpful educational guides and resources to get you started.
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