NFTs are digital assets that represent real-world objects like music, art, digital avatars or images, videos, or any other collectible items but cannot be duplicated. They are backed by blockchain technology. The NFTs are sold online, frequently for crypto coins, and are encoded. Although NFTs use the same blockchain technology that powers cryptocurrencies, they’re not a currency. In the digital and crypto world, NFTs are seen as the digital answer to collectibles, or are “one-of-a-kind” digital assets that have no tangible form, but can be bought and sold like any other asset. Or they can also represent real-world objects but fractional ownership can be shared by many using the Ethereum network and smart contracts. Even though said files are accessible to anyone and not restricted to the buyer, they still get big money for their investment. The market has raised a whopping $250 million in the year 2020 alone. All the big players of various enterprises are looking for their way into the NFT market. A recent report by nonfungible.com states that more than $2 billion was spent on NFTs during the first three months of 2021—marking a 2,100 percent increase from the fourth quarter of 2020. Source: Reuters Blockchain Technology and NFT Blockchain has helped develop NFT through its proof-of-stake blockchain that enables NFTs and video gaming. This helps create never before seen realms of the int...