TechLife

The deets on NFTs

In last month’s issue, we provided a (somewhat unflattering) overview of the internet’s most recent gold rush obsession: the non-fungible token (NFT). This month we thought we’d dive deeper into the technology and look at some of the issues and elements that we didn’t have space to cover last month. So let’s get to it.

Buying NFTs

According to a new report from nonfungible.com, more than US$2 billion was spent on NFTs in just the first quarter of this year alone – so you may be asking: where does one buy and sell these NFTs?

That is actually somewhat complicated. NFTs are non-fungible: it’s right there in the same. That means that each NFT is unique – they aren’t equally exchangeable

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from TechLife

TechLife6 min read
Buyer’s Guide
From $1,499, apple.com/au Apple’s cheapest laptop is a revolution. Think thin and light laptops have to sacrifice power? Not any more. This is the best of all worlds, with an eight-core M1 CPU as powerful as those in gaming PCs. $1,512, asus.com
TechLife1 min read
Going Rogue
Rogue Amoeba makes some great apps, and its Audio Hijack app has evolved from sporting an Aqua interface in 2002 to the distinctive look and feel of the newly launched Audio Hijack. We spoke to founder Paul Kafasis and designer Neale Van Fleet about
TechLife4 min read
Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Headphones
$549, www.sony.com.au The Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones have one of the most revered family trees in modern audio history. Following two best-in-class over ear noise cancelling predecessors, the WH-1000XM5 land with a level of anticipation that is unus

Related Books & Audiobooks