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Most Expensive NFT’s

NFT tokens that were sold for the highest prices ever.

$2,915,835.47

1st Tweet

Twitter boss Jack Dorsey sold his first tweet as an NFT for just over $2.9 million

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$5,579,126.40

“Stay Free”

This unique, signed work combines the entirety of a landmark court decision ruling the National Security Agency’s mass surveillance violated the law, with the iconic portrait of the whistleblower Edward Snowden.

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$69,300,000.00

“Everydays: the First 5,000 Days”

A mosaic from the Artist Beeple, where he produced a work of art, every day, for 5K days and brought together his daily pieces in digital form. The piece was auctioned by Christie’s.

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What are non-fungible tokens?

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are specific – unique tokens that are bound to, or represent, unique items. Such as leases, Deeds, Titles, contracts between specific parties, art work, etc.

Fungible & non-fungible

All of these personal items can be categorized as non-fungible. This means they can’t easily be divided into smaller pieces; you can’t really send someone part of a Deed, painting, house, or Title. Crypto and other currencies, on the other hand, are fungible; one Bitcoin can be replaced by every other Bitcoin and they all have the same value, and as dollars are divisible into cents, so to are BitCoins and hence are fungible in nature.

How are non-fungible tokens used?

NFT tokens can be used as a digital representation for just about any unique thing including Property Deeds, Title Reports, Vehicle Titles, domain names, certificates, medical reports, festival tickets & much more! The tokens generally belong to a certain dapp (decentralized app). Two popular dapps are CryptoKitties and Rarible, both with different NFT functionalities. CryptoKitties is a game in which you can raise and trade digital cats. Each CryptoKitty is a non-fungible token. Rarible is a platform for digital art that allows collectors to trade art, and artists to sell their work; the artworks are NFT tokens.

Why are non-fungible tokens useful?

NFT tokens are very useful because for the first time people can genuinely own the digital representation of items they’ve earned or bought. You are in full control of your NFT tokens! It’s also possible to trace the first creator and the date of publishing for when important details were recorded on a blockchain and the Token was created. By this, buyers can be sure that the token they buy is not only actually unique, but also first in time (meaning any subsequent Tokens placed on the immutable blockchain supposing to represent the same item is not the Genuine token, only a copy). By the very nature of an NFT being unique, proves scarcity and makes these tokens even more desirable.

How do non-fungible tokens work?

Just like normal tokens, NFT tokens are issued by a smart contract on the blockchain. Different smart contracts use different standards and contain different data. Standards allow developers to build software that’s compatible with other software. NFT tokens are based on a different standard than normal tokens (fungible).

Ethereum’s standard ERC-721 is common for NFT tokens, while cryptocurrencies (on Ethereum) are based on the ERC-20 standard. These standards are quite similar, except for the fact that ERC-721 tracks ownership and movements of individual tokens in a block, which enables the blockchain to recognize the non-fungible tokens.