


An NFT is a Non-fungible token. Need a little more detail on that? :)
The part of that definition that most people will get lost on is the term, "fungible." Fungible is usually used in the legal field and means it can be exchanged for another item or items of equal value and can be mutually exchanged. For example, if I loan a friend $100, I am not expecting him to give me back the EXACT same $100 bill I gave him. He can give me two $50 bills, five $20 bills, or any combination of bills that is equal to $100.
Thus, a non-fungible item would be one that is NOT able to be exchanged with any other item. For example, if the Louvre loaded the Mona Lisa to a museum in New York to put on display for a special occasion, they would demand that the original Mona Lisa be returned. You can't just give them a different painting in its place.
So, a non-fungible token (NFT) would be a digital assets that has been stored on the internet (on a blockchain). It can be various digital files, like images, videos, or sound. When you purchase the NFT you become the owner of that piece of digital artwork and can sell it, hopefully for a large profit, to another collector.


MyWilsonNFT is a collection of 100 photos of Wilson sleeping, running, playing, and mostly just being the sweet dog that everyone loves!

There are five different levels of rarity. Images are minted in quantities of either 3, 5, 10, 15 or 20 editions.
