Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. 2022 was an interesting year for NFTs (non-fungible tokens), to say the least. This was the year that saw public knowledge of NFTs go ...

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According to a recent RD.com survey, most respondents (73%) don't know what "NFT" stands for. Are you one of them? Read on to find out what NFTs are. If you’re among the Reader’s Digest readers who ...

Data NFTs can revolutionize the data brokerage industry by offering transparency, control and monetization possibilities for users. The data brokerage industry, which thrives on the buying and selling ...

If you’re reading this, you probably know that investors can buy NFTs in the hopes that they appreciate in value and then sell them at a profit. You probably also know that artists and other creators ...

NFTs, like cryptocurrencies, are minted on a decentralized ledger called a blockchain. But unlike cryptocurrencies, they aren't "fungible," or equivalent to each other. For example, a single Bitcoin ...

Innovation milestones like NFTs and DeFi spearheaded the rapid change taking place in the world of digital finance. New technologies totally rewrite the rules on ownership, investment, payments, and ...

NFTs offer a tamper-proof, transparent way to verify ownership of both digital and physical assets by leveraging blockchain ...

Amid a tidal wave of hype and scams, they soared like Icarus — then crashed like the Hindenburg. But why did it happen, and ...

Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens to destroy its art. This startup uses NFT technology to protect and preserve priceless artifacts from conflict zones. But how can NFTs preserve fragile art during ...

In late March 2021, just three weeks after Christie’s sold that Beeple you heard about for $69 million, Takashi Murakami dropped his first NFTs: a series of pixelated flowers, each rendered in the ...