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NFT art refers to digital artworks that are associated with a unique token on a blockchain, known as a Non-Fungible Token (NFT). NFTs provide proof of ownership, authenticity, and scarcity for digital art, allowing artists to sell and collect their work in the digital realm.

 NFT art is unique because each artwork is represented by a specific token on a blockchain, making it indivisible and distinguishable from other tokens. This uniqueness allows for provenance, ownership verification, and the ability to buy, sell, and trade digital art on various online marketplaces.

NFTs are created by minting or tokenizing digital artworks on blockchain platforms that support NFTs, such as Ethereum or Binance Smart Chain. Artists typically use specific platforms or marketplaces to mint their art as NFTs, which involves attaching the artwork's metadata, such as title, description, and image or video file, to a unique token on the blockchain.

Ethereum is the most commonly used blockchain platform for NFT art, with marketplaces like OpenSea and Rarible being popular choices. Other platforms like Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Flow have also gained popularity for NFT art. Each platform has its own benefits, costs, and community, so artists may choose based on their specific requirements.

Artists can sell their NFT art on various online marketplaces dedicated to NFTs, such as OpenSea, SuperRare, Foundation, or Nifty Gateway. They can list their artworks for sale, set a price or use an auction format, and earn royalties on future sales. Some marketplaces require artists to go through a verification process before listing their art.