- Overview of NFT
- Overview of NFT
- Introduction to NFT
- Fungibility
- Non-Fungibility
- Returning to NFTs
- History of NFT
- Understanding Blockchain
- What is the importance of NFT?
- Breaking down myths of NFT
- Summary
- Working of NFT
- Understand Blockchain Ecosystem
- Logical Components of Blockchain Ecosystem
- Blockchain Ecosystems helping businesses
- Cryptocurrencies
- How does cryptocurrency work?
- What are crypto wallets?
- Different Crypto Coins
- Summary
- Creating your own NFT
- Introduction to NFT Creation
- Basic Procedures
- Best Exchanges for NFTs
- Summary on How to Create own NFT
- NFT Marketplace
- Overview on NFT Marketplace
- Operations of NFT Market place
- OpenSea and Solana
- MetaMask Wallet
- Token Swap
- Cryptocurrency Storage
- Access to Dapps
- How to Install Metamask on your browser
- How to connect Metamask wallet to OpenSea
- Summary on NFT Marketplace
- Listing NFT in the Marketplace
- Funding your crypto wallets for NFT
- How to create your NFT and sell it on OpenSea marketplace
- NFT Marketing Strategies
- Conclusion
- Protecting NFTs
- Introduction
- How to keep your NFT Safe
- Ethereum often used for NFT projects
- Conclusion
- Glossary for NFT
- Glossary
- Acronyms for NFT
- Acronyms
Fungibility
Fungibility in NFT
Fungibility, in simple words, refers to something that can be replaced or swapped. A fungible asset can be substituted or swapped for another asset or item's indistinguishable component (for example, gold or silver). Fungible commodities include gold, silver, wheat, currency, and oil.
Fungible products can also be characterized as everyday objects that aren't particularly rare, unique, or collectible.
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