NFT Details.
A Non‑Fungible Token (NFT) is a public, tamper‑resistant record on a blockchain that links to a unique item. The record stores metadata (like creator, title, description) and a content fingerprint (hash/CID). Because blockchains are append‑only, this data becomes a permanent, time‑stamped certificate for that item.
Traditional platforms keep ownership records private and siloed. NFTs make ownership portable and verifiable anywhere. Anyone can independently confirm who created an item, who owns it now, and when transfers happened — without relying on a single company or database.
We connect Second Life creativity with on‑chain verification:
For digital collectibles, screenshots and file copies are trivial — but ownership is not the file itself. NFTs provide a public, cryptographic record that binds an item’s identity (hash/CID) to an owner’s address. This record is globally visible, time‑stamped, and independent of any single platform.
Practically speaking, an NFT is the only broadly‑adopted, platform‑agnostic method to prove ownership of a unique digital collectible across the open web — today and tomorrow.
Below are historical examples and illustrative ranges from
major NFT collections and sales
during the 2021–2023 boom era.
| Category | Name | Year | Est. Peak Floor / Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PFP Collection | CryptoPunks | 2021–2022 | ~100+ ETH floor; #5822 ~8,000 ETH | 10k supply; provenance pioneer |
| PFP Collection | BAYC | 2022 | ~100–150 ETH floor; #8817 819 ETH | Mainstream attention; brand/IP deals |
| 1/1 Artwork | Beeple — Everydays | 2021 | $69.3M (auction) | Christie’s sale; landmark moment |
Disclaimer: Figures are historical/estimated and for context only. For current prices and volumes, integrate a live data feed or update this section periodically.