NFT-Non Fungible Token

NFT-Non Fungible Token

  • What Is NFT?

NFT a Non-Fungible Token is a financial Security consisting a digital data stored in a blockchain, a form of distributor ledger. The ownership of an NFT is recorded in the blockchain, and can be transferred by the owner, allowing NFT's to be sold and traded.

The first NFT -"Quantum"- was minted in 2014 of May

The most commonly used blockchain for an NFT is the Ethereum blockchain, but NFT's are also held on other blockchains.

The easiest way to understand An NFT is by using analogy of a limited edition print?of an artwork. NFT represents the digital form of the artist's signature and print number that is associated with the underlying assets.

  • Intellectual Property in NFTs

NFT businesses have trademarks, both traditional trademarks and NFT-related trademarks. The subject matter of the NFT might be a trademark itself.

IP rights in NFTs can be modified by contract. As part of NFT acquisition, there can be?an assignment of IP rights, but you cannot assume that the recipient receives plenary?IP rights.

It is a trademark for NFT representing virtual goods, digital media, digital collectibles,?and other crypto assets that one can buy, sell, exchange, and transfer using blockchain?technology.

  • How are businesses using NFTs?

Businesses and organizations are using NFTs to create new streams of revenue, to enhance?brand awareness.

NFTs are making a huge impact in the business world. NFTs allow businesses to create digital?proof of ownership, attendance, and even transference to different experiences they offer?their customers.

With NFTs, businesses are also offering their audience a chance to buy into their community. This is a much deeper connection than people who simply purchase a subscription.

  • How to protect your NFT?

The most effective way to protect the name of your NFT is to trademark it.?Trademarking your non-fungible token name will protect it by giving you?exclusive rights to your token name and preventing others from using the same or similar name for their NFTs.

As part of the NFT transaction, the creator might license or potentially assign ownership of the underlying artwork – but in that sense, the NFT vehicle is no different than a regular license or assignment agreement.

It is possible to protect your NFT-related invention with a patent; however, you will?still need to satisfy the basic requirements for obtaining an issued patent.

Trademarking the name and logo you use to market an NFT is the best approach to protect it. Trademark registration helps protect brands, including NFT brands, from infringement.

?Brand owners should assess their existing trademarks and, if necessary, apply for trademarks?of digital assets, crypto-assets, and virtual commodities authenticated by NFTs to gain the??maximum trademark protection for an NFT.

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