Across
- 1. A common file format for images, often used for digital art NFTs.
- 7. Cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network, commonly used to buy NFTs.
- 8. The potential impact of NFTs on traditional art sales and copyright norms.
- 10. Duplicate or copy of a popular NFT or collection, often with slight variations.
- 12. The process of creating or issuing a new NFT on the blockchain.
- 13. A popular marketplace for buying, selling, and discovering NFTs.
- 16. Online platforms or spaces where NFTs are displayed and sold.
- 19. Describes an NFT that is uncommon or has unique traits within a collection.
- 20. An offer made by a buyer to purchase an NFT at a specified price.
Down
- 2. Verification method for the authenticity and ownership of an NFT.
- 3. A type of NFT that represents ownership or a claim over physical or digital assets.
- 4. The action of buying, selling, or exchanging NFTs between parties.
- 5. Buying NFTs and selling them quickly for profit.
- 6. A symbol or graphic representation on a screen of a file, option, or command related to NFTs.
- 9. Computers that maintain and secure blockchain networks, vital for NFT transactions.
- 11. A three-dimensional NFT that uses light patterns to display images.
- 14. The act of locking up a cryptocurrency to receive rewards, sometimes related to NFT platforms.
- 15. The category of NFTs that includes digital paintings, sculptures, and multimedia.
- 17. A predefined maximum amount of NFTs that can be minted in a particular collection.
- 18. Searching for specific NFTs or collections in marketplaces.