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Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) – what are they and what are they for? A guide for non-tech users

Posted 31 Mar 2021

As the technology behind crypto-coins like Bitcoin and Dogecoin, blockchain continues to dominate the media space. Recently a new phenomenon has hit the headlines: Non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

From Beeple to Kings of Leon, artists and game developers are finding new ways to sell their work for crypto money – but how do Non-Fungible Tokens work? How do they fit into the existing legal structure? Are they just a fad?

In his three-part article, Digital Catapult’s Blockchain Technologist, Andy Baloiu, dissects this complex new craze for a tech-illiterate audience.

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