-
commodities are
active and
liquid because of
their fungibility. For example, gold is
generally fungible because its
value does not
depend on any specific...
- non-
fungibility have
existed on
blockchains since as
early as 2012 with
Colored Coins on Bitcoin, a community-driven
paper called ERC-721: Non-
Fungible Token...
-
Metadata Standard.
Trackable ownership is the key
feature which adds non-
fungibility to the ERC-721 standard. Each NFT is ****igned a
token identification...
- good,
usually a resource, that
specifically has full or
substantial fungibility: that is, the
market treats instances of the good as
equivalent or nearly...
-
followed up by ERC-1155
which introduced semi-
fungibility, both are
widely used,
though some
fully fungible tokens using ERC-20 have been used for NFTs...
-
Fungible Inc. is a
technology company headquartered in
Santa Clara, California. The
company develops hardware and
software to
improve the performance,...
- own priorities,
thereby increasing the
likelihood of
fungibility. In practice, aid
fungibility can
occur through several mechanisms:
Sectoral substitution:...
- partner. Rad: A
company that has a
streaming platform focusing on non-
fungible token technology for film, TV, and celebrities. WWE
invested in Rad in...
-
Telegram requires either a
phone number or one of a
limited number of non-
fungible tokens (NFTs)
issued in
December 2022. As of
March 2025,[update] Telegram...
- the
bitcoin network, each
bitcoin is
treated equally,
ensuring basic fungibility. However,
users and
applications can
choose to
differentiate between...
