NFT Marketplaces
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What are NFTs, and How Do They Work?
NFTs are media files attached to a specific digital token that can be tracked and verified on a blockchain, explains Jeff Davis, founder of Cap3 Collective, an organization launching later this month that will fund blockchain-based web projects.
"In the most basic terms, NFTs are the mechanism that facilitates verifiable ownership of digital property," says Walker Holmes, vice president of metaverse platform MetaTope. "As we continue to evolve into a more digital world, we will see deeds, titles, tickets, ID cards, and so much more represented by NFTs and verified on the blockchain."
Created with smart contracts that assign ownership and allow transfers, NFTs are bought and sold in online marketplaces, with some platforms allowing fractional ownership – useful as tokens can cost tens of thousands of dollars apiece.
What are NFTs, and How Do They Work?
Digital artwork is just one use case for NFTs, but it's been a popular one, creating a more democratic model for selling art.
"Art galleries and auction houses have been the market makers of the art world – where museums, collectors and artists go to buy and sell art," says Sarah McDaniel, head of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management's art resources team. "NFTs and their marketplaces disrupt this process by allowing more artists to go straight to market and sell directly to buyers."
These tokens can also make it easier for artists to earn royalties each time their art is sold.
