Critics can’t stop NFTs from becoming a mainstay of daily life

by Aurelia Butler 9 October 2022, 00:20 149 Views

But, this is missing the point. Already most of the digital and physical objects we use in real life are unique, they are not fungible: this means they cannot be copied, substituted or subdivided.

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Critics can’t stop NFTs from becoming a mainstay of daily life

French Nobel literature winner, others urge protests against Macron as inflation bites

Bitcoiner claims to have found ‘long lost Satoshi Bitcoin code’ with personal notations

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