NFT Flashcards

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Define fungible.

A

Interchangeable and uniform; one unit is equivalent to another (e.g., USD, BTC).

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Define non-fungible.

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Unique and not mutually substitutable; each item has distinct value or properties.

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What is an NFT?

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A blockchain-based token that uniquely represents ownership of a specific digital or physical asset.

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Which Ethereum standard is used for NFTs?

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ERC-721 (and ERC-1155 for multi-token support).

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5
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Does owning an NFT automatically grant copyright?

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No—ownership of the token does not transfer copyright unless explicitly included.

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Why is off-chain storage a risk for NFTs?

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If the external asset link breaks or server fails, the NFT loses its underlying media.

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Name two common concerns over NFTs.

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IP mismatch; off-chain link risk; plagiarism; high fees on low-value sales.

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What does provenance refer to in NFTs?

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Immutable record of creator and ownership history on the blockchain.

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What fee issue can hurt artists on NFT platforms?

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Paying more in gas + platform commissions than the sale price on low-value drops.

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10
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Name a leading NFT marketplace.

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OpenSea (others: Rarible, SuperRare).

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