NFTs

The world of digital art and collectibles is currently awash in NFTs. Huge sales to a new crypto-audience are changing the lives of digital artists. As they recognise a fresh opportunity to communicate with audiences, celebrities are now jumping in. The use of NFTs is not limited to digital art, though. Actually, they can be used to symbolise ownership of any special asset, such as a deed for a product in the actual or digital world. It won't be long before Kanye lists a batch of Yeezys on Ethereum. And in the future, an NFT might be used to demonstrate car ownership.

NFTs are tokens that can be used to signify ownership of certain goods. We can tokenize items like works of art, valuables, and even real estate thanks to them. The Ethereum blockchain secures asset ownership; nobody can alter the ownership record or copy/paste a new NFT into existence.
Infusible Token is referred to as NFT. Your furniture, a song file, or your computer could all be considered non-fungible in terms of economics. Due to their distinctive characteristics, some goods cannot be substituted for other items.
Contrarily, fungible goods are exchangeable because their worth, not their special qualities, determines them. Because one ETH or $1 USD can be exchanged for another, for instance, they are both fungible.