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What Is the Common Blockchain Standard for NFTs?

ERC-721 is the common blockchain standard that ensures each NFT has a unique identifier and consistent logic.
Greeks.Live17.11.25

What Is the Common Blockchain Standard for NFTs?

The most common standard for NFTs is Ethereum's ERC-721. This standard provides a basic interface for non-fungible tokens, ensuring that each token has a unique identifier and that the ownership and transfer logic is consistent across the ecosystem.

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