The Internet is changing: Web3 users can use this NFT calendar to find new NFT projects

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CHELSEA HEIGHTS, VIC, 3197, Aug. 10, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Internet is changing again. The emergence of web3 is not just a new version of the existing internet, but a fundamental shift in how users are connected. It’s no secret that today’s internet is broken. Basic principles such as decentralization and data ownership are being challenged by centralized providers such as Google, Amazon and Facebook who take control of user data and personal information. This post introduces an NFT (non-fungible token) calendar with a list of all known projects that have launched or will launch NFTs, either as tokens on Ethereum or another blockchain, or as an application using another protocol. The calendar contains different levels of detail for each project so you can read more if you want to know more about them; this way you can always see at a glance what’s coming next.

What is a non-fungible token?

A non-fungible token (NFT) is a token that is unique. A fungible good is one that can be replaced by another identical good, such as a barrel of crude oil, a kilo of apples or a ton of iron ore. The word non-fungible is used to contrast those goods which are unique, must be identified and have a specific owner with the fungible goods which are interchangeable, are not identified and have no ownership. All tokens running on top of the Ethereum network are non-fungible tokens. They are unique, identifiable, and they have an owner. The owner can transfer the token to someone else, but it remains the same token. The token’s attributes, such as its name or owner, cannot be changed. A common example of an NFT is Cryptokitties. For example, a Cryptokitty is unique because each Cryptokitty has its own genetic code: a unique combination of traits, colors and genes. Cryptokitty needs to be identified because its unique features make it stand out from the rest. Cryptokitty has an owner, which is the person who bought it.

Why should you care about NFTs?

Non-fungible tokens (NFT) have a number of advantages. They provide digital scarcity – If you own a Cryptokitty, you can prove that you own one of a limited number of digital cats in the world. Digital scarcity provides a distinct advantage over traditional collectibles such as baseball cards. With non-fungible tokens, you can prove that the baseball cards in your digital baseball card collection are unique. You can prove that you own one of a limited number of tokens, not just one of a bunch of similar tokens. Digital scarcity also means that an NFT can be traded as a security. For example, Augur’s REP token is used to report on the outcome of various events. If REP tokens were fungible, someone could create many REP tokens and report the outcome of an event hundreds of times. But REP tokens are unique so that is not possible. With a limited number of Augur REP tokens, the value of each token will increase as the Augur platform grows.

How can you use an NFT calendar?

For many users, the best way to find new NFT projects is to use a calendar like NFTWatcher. You can look for new NFT projects using the calendar’s search field. You can also use filters to narrow the results by project type (ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-20) or by project category (video games, media, art, social networks, exchanges, collectibles, gambling). You can use NFT Watcher to find new NFT projects and keep track of which NFT projects are about to be launched. Apart from this, users can also check the rarity score of their NFT project using their rarity tools. So all users make the right choice before buying a NFT, users can also track their rarity rankings to see if they hit a jackpot or not

Conclusion

The Internet is changing again. The emergence of web3 is not just a new version of the existing internet, but a fundamental shift in how users are connected. It’s no secret that today’s internet is broken. Basic principles such as decentralization and data ownership are being challenged by centralized providers such as Google, Amazon and Facebook who take control of user data and personal information. NFTs are one solution to these problems, providing a way to prove ownership of digital goods and transfer items that have no physical equivalent. And since NFTs are built on blockchain technology, users can safely store and transfer goods without using any central authority. The Internet is a series of pipes. NFTs are a series of tokens that live on top of blockchains. The internet is the web. NFTs are web 3.0. The internet is changing again, and web 3.0 is here.

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