Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on Today at 01:55:26 PM

May be the forum need a new board for NFT LOL

Anyway, when you mint the image or whatever digital asset it stores in blockchain. When you buy-sell the NFT you transfer though blockchain it has a transaction similar to transaction reference when you transfer a token from address B to address B. Tracing back to the transaction history you will know who minted it means who owns the NFT. The creator always can get a royalty fees for every buy and sell that's what makes NFT great. This is my understanding about NFT 😉

Quote from: Stanlo on Today at 01:25:34 PM

Cos I'm confused as many NFTs are just jpeg file in my eye, will there be any stamp on them as the real deal from the company?

The minting address will tell you who was the creator of the NFT if I am not too confused LOL

Sorry if my question sounds stupid, I mean can't someone download the image and mint it on other smart chain or whatever? I don't understand much about this NFT but I do invest in few NFT projects lol, 🤣 I'm in for the gains since that's what trending right now