Non-Fungible Tokens Coverage Series #3

This third coverage series is dedicated to people who have a beginner or intermediate understanding of ERC-721 and Non-Fungible Tokens. Most of the following article listed below will help you to have a better comprehension of the NFTs and an overview of the mainstream adoption of Crypto-Collectibles and decentralization-based mechanisms.

The Great DApp Takeover — by Leland Lee

As an open protocol, blockchain allows contracts, chains and/or State to be port/fork

the more DApps that integrate CryptoKitties natively into their system will increase the state space that must be migrated over

Non-Fungible Tokens explained with Blastoise and Charizard — by Brice Berdah

Fungibility is an old concept that is finding a second wind nowadays, mostly with collectibles and video games. This article explain the basics of NFT thanks to Pokemon Cards and explore their potential use cases.

Non-fungible goods are taking off, and Ethereum is a the forefront of the innovation. To better understand the ramifications of this concept, it’s best to go check its current usages.

Non-fungible tokens vs Fungible Tokens: What’s the difference? — by BlockX Labs

This article is the first of a two-part series, exploring the differences bet<een the fungible and non-fungible tokens.

Fungible tokens are awesome and, for the most part, tokenization of all the things has a positive and bright future.

The Real Value Behind the CryptoKitties Hype: ERC-721

NFTs are beginning to gain exposure, and it is now time to consider future usages of the ERC-721 standard.

What we are currently witnessing seems to be the blossoming of a greater blockchain ecosystem, as ERC-721 finds it footing.

With Blockchain Technology, You Gotta’ Collect Them All — by Forbes

Proof that NFT and ERC-721 are gaining exposure with this coverage published on Forbes explaining the interest of Blockchain and Digital Collectibles

Applying the Blockchain to concepts like land transactions could replace outdated recording systems

Opera Browser Opens Its Built-in Cryptocurrency Wallet to Desktop Users

Opera, the desktop browser is opening up to crypto. There is no need to add and install an extension to connect the browser with the wallet-enabled mobile app by scanning a QR code to acces to the mobile wallet supporting ERC-20 and ERC-721.

At Opera, we try to stay at the forefront of innovation. Our next aim is to make crypto-integration mainstream. We believe blockchain technology has the power to transform the web of tomorrow and expect it to make a big difference in the years to come,

Mokens.io Live on the Ethereum MainNet — by Haley Summers

A moken is an ERC-721 token and a composable, which is a non-fungible token (or unique digital asset) that can own or be owned by other non-fungible tokens. Composables can be composed into aggregate structures linked by ownership.