What is an NFT and How Can You Access One?

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, represent a unique class of digital assets — unlocking provable ownership of art, credentials, identity, and beyond. But how do they actually work?

What Makes an NFT “Non-Fungible”?

Unlike tokens like ETH or USDC, NFTs are unique — each with distinct metadata and value. This property allows them to represent individual ownership rather than interchangeable units.

Where NFTs Are Used Today

• Art & Collectibles — digital scarcity with verifiable provenance
• Gaming Assets — ownership of in-game items, skins, land
• Identity & Access — soulbound tokens, memberships, credentials
• Real-World Assets — tokenized property titles or certifications

How to Access or Mint an NFT

• Use wallets like MetaMask or Rainbow
• Connect to marketplaces such as OpenSea or Zora
• Mint directly from a project, or buy from secondary sales
• Always verify contracts and URLs before signing transactions

“NFTs are no longer just about art — they’re becoming gateways to programmable identity, ownership, and access.”
— Satrex Team Insight

Satrex is monitoring the evolution of NFTs in tokenized infrastructure.

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