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What Is a ‘Non-Fungible Token’ (NFT) and How Does It Differ from a ‘Security Token’?

An NFT is a unique, indivisible digital asset that proves ownership of a specific item, often art or collectibles. A Security Token, conversely, is a fungible, tradable financial asset representing ownership or rights in an underlying investment.

The key difference is fungibility (interchangeability) and the underlying asset's nature (unique item vs. financial security).

What Is ‘Fractionalization’ of an NFT?
What Is the Fundamental Difference between Fungible and Non-Fungible Tokens in a Financial Context?
How Does the Sale of ‘Fractionalized’ NFTs Complicate Their Classification?
What Is a Fungible Token versus a Non-Fungible Token (NFT)?