what is nft

 What is nft

what is nft =(N)on-(F)ungible (T)okens 
Unlike NFTs, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or ethereum can be exchanged with each other, just like the banknotes we use in our daily lives.
For example, even if we replace a 100usd bill with two 50usd bills, its value will not change. In this respect, cryptocurrencies stand out as "tradable" assets in the economy, just like banknotes.
However, some assets are unique due to their unique qualities, which make them "untradeable", in other words, unchangeable assets.
one and only

A unique architectural masterpiece such as Selimiye Mosque, one of the masterworks of Mimar Sinan, or a one-of-a-kind painting such as Leonardo da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa painting are unique and cannot be exchanged and changed. You can take a photo of the Mona Lisa or buy a hard copy poster, but there will always be only one original of this work in the world.
NFTs are similarly one and the same, they are not mutually exclusive, meaning no one NFT in the world can be exactly alike.
These digital tokens can also be thought of as certificates for virtual assets that register the ownership of the people who bought them.

What makes NFTs valuable?

Traditional works of art, such as paintings or sculptures, are valuable because they are unique and one of a kind. Today, in addition to concrete designs such as traditional oil paintings or sculpture art, digital artworks prepared with computers and tablets have gained importance.
These works, which are stored in digital files in computers or cloud storage areas, can be easily and endlessly reproduced, printed or shared on social media platforms.
For example, millions of people have learned that Beeple's digital artwork has been auctioned for $69.3 million, and this image has been copied and reproduced countless times.
Thanks for reading and don't forget to design your own nfts. not investment advice