The full name of NFT is Non-FungibleToken, which is a non-homogeneous token. It is a unique and indivisible token. Each NFT has a unique and unique identity. It is not interchangeable in pairs. The smallest unit is 1 and indivisible.

In contrast, homogeneous tokens, such as BTC or ETH, can be split infinitely and can also be interchanged, but you cannot exchange your own NFT with other people's NFT, nor can it be split into 0.01NFT.

The full name of NFT is Non-FungibleToken, which is a non-homogeneous token. It is a unique and indivisible token. Each NFT has a unique and unique identity. It is not interchangeable in pairs. The smallest unit is 1 and indivisible.

In contrast, homogeneous tokens, such as BTC or ETH, can be split infinitely and can also be interchanged, but you cannot exchange your own NFT with other people's NFT, nor can it be split into 0.01NFT.

Why do NFT non-homogeneous tokens appear? Some things in real life are irreplaceable and unique, such as a piece of game equipment, a famous painting, a real estate certificate, etc. NFT can represent the digital asset itself, and can also be used for some kind of certificate (jewelry, red wine, real estate certificate, passport, Tickets, coupons, etc.), so the usage scenarios are extremely wide.

NFT allows us to tokenize any valuable thing and trace its ownership, thus opening up information and value. Because each NFT is absolutely unique, holding an NFT is equivalent to holding the value of the anchor behind it. Rare things are more expensive, and NFTs have corresponding values.