Before the technical examination of the concept of NFT, we want to examine the simplified form of its concepts. Suppose you have created a work using photomontage in Photoshop and you want to sell it. Anyone can have a copy of your work on their computer, and by downloading that work, no ownership rights will be paid to you. In another example, suppose you have painted an oil painting and want to sell it. In the first example, the photograph and in the second example, the painting, you can convert both of them into an NFT, and with this conversion, even with the destruction of the physical product - here the painting - the work itself is not lost in the form of an NFT. Its ownership is retained by the original owner of the NFT.

Before the technical examination of the concept of NFT, we want to examine the simplified form of its concepts. Suppose you have created a work using photomontage in Photoshop and you want to sell it. Anyone can have a copy of your work on their computer, and by downloading that work, no ownership rights will be paid to you. In another example, suppose you have painted an oil painting and want to sell it. In the first example, the photograph and in the second example, the painting, you can convert both of them into an NFT, and with this conversion, even with the destruction of the physical product - here the painting - the work itself is not lost in the form of an NFT. Its ownership is retained by the original owner of the NFT.