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Process of minting new Non-Fungible-Token (NFT), based on content stored in [https://pkc.pub PKC-PUB]. <br> | Process of minting new Non-Fungible-Token (NFT), based on content stored in [https://pkc.pub PKC-PUB]. <br> | ||
Minting new NFT means that we published new unique digital asset on blockchain. | Minting new NFT means that we published new unique digital asset on blockchain. | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 10 November 2022
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| Context | NFT Minting/Context | Inputs | Process | Output |
| Goal | NFT Minting/Goal | NFT Minting/Input | NFT Minting/Process | NFT Minting/Output |
| Success Criteria | NFT Minting/Criteria | |||
| Boundary/Safety Conditions | NFT Minting/Boundary | |||
Process of minting new Non-Fungible-Token (NFT), based on content stored in PKC-PUB.
Minting new NFT means that we published new unique digital asset on blockchain.
NFTs usually take the form of some type of artwork (graphic, audio, or video), or even a page of knowledge — but they can also represent real-world assets like art, collectibles, and property. Each NFT has its own metadata codes, which are stored on the blockchain, to ensure that they remain unique — and cannot be edited or altered in any way.