It was an ordinary morning in the streets of Paris on Monday August 11, 1911 until three men were seen hurrying out from the Louvre museum. These men have just stolen the Mona Lisa!

They’ve spent the night in a supply-closet inside the museum, they came out of it in the morning, stole the masterpiece and managed to board a 7:47 a.m. express train from the Quai d’Orsay station. They had escaped the City of Light with a masterwork of Renaissance painting.

This theft has not only made the Mona Lisa perhaps the most famous painting the world, but it also raised a mounting concern over the fate of human heritage under evolving criminal threats. The painting was returned after 28 months.

However, and before returning the Mona Lisa, six forgeries were produced and sold around the world. Buyers of these counterfeits thought they were buying the original painting as it was publicly known that it had gone missing.

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are secured, decentralized and tradable digital assets that promise a democratic, safe and transparent economic future for art, creativity and innovation. From collectibles to digital art and computer games, NFTs have created exchange markets where virtually anyone can sell anything.

Physical art creators, galleries and art dealers are exploring NFT marketplaces such as REALNIFTY and ArtCrypted to capitalize their assets globally with near-perfect exchange efficiency.

NFTs resolve classical challenges of the fine art market, such as authentication, transparency and security. In the music industry, Sony Music Entertainment is investing in MakersPlace, a NFT marketplace that uses blockchain to solve some of the industry’s historic challenges.

Global digital and fine art markets worth somewhat around $70 billion in 2021. Global music and film markets worth $90 billion combined. In an $80 trillion nominal gross world product, these numbers are merely negligible fractions!

The real opportunity of NFTs has a huge potential to transform the world’s most critical markets such as oil & gas, life/health insurance and commercial real estate. These markets have estimated worth of $4.6, $8.45 and $9.6 trillions, respectively.

NFTs can solve long-lasting problems in the oil & gas industry. From decentralizing exploration projects to production control, NFTs can eliminate black markets and improve market resilience to regional and international disruptions.

In healthcare, the impact of NFTs is shifting the entire industry’s value-chain. Now, NFTs capitalize DNA sequencing and govern blood donation procedures. In real estate markets, NFTs can make trading much easier and secured. One of the things that help adoption of NFTs in real estate markets is that they both share common attributes in their essence as assets and store-of-value.

In fact, any economic transaction requires authentication for ownership transfer and security to protect assets from theft. Tokenization is perhaps the most intelligent technology infrastructure for human economic activities. It is so simple in its conception, yet it is changing our consciousness regarding central concepts to our civilization such as value, trade and ownership. It is just a matter of a decade or two until we live in a tokenized world where transactions of the physical reality will only take place in the digital reality.

It was an ordinary morning in the streets of Paris on Monday August 11, 1911 until three men were seen hurrying out from the Louvre museum. These men have just stolen the Mona Lisa!

They’ve spent the night in a supply-closet inside the museum, they came out of it in the morning, stole the masterpiece and managed to board a 7:47 a.m. express train from the Quai d’Orsay station. They had escaped the City of Light with a masterwork of Renaissance painting.

This theft has not only made the Mona Lisa perhaps the most famous painting the world, but it also raised a mounting concern over the fate of human heritage under evolving criminal threats. The painting was returned after 28 months.

However, and before returning the Mona Lisa, six forgeries were produced and sold around the world. Buyers of these counterfeits thought they were buying the original painting as it was publicly known that it had gone missing.

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are secured, decentralized and tradable digital assets that promise a democratic, safe and transparent economic future for art, creativity and innovation. From collectibles to digital art and computer games, NFTs have created exchange markets where virtually anyone can sell anything.

Physical art creators, galleries and art dealers are exploring NFT marketplaces such as REALNIFTY and ArtCrypted to capitalize their assets globally with near-perfect exchange efficiency.

NFTs resolve classical challenges of the fine art market, such as authentication, transparency and security. In the music industry, Sony Music Entertainment is investing in MakersPlace, a NFT marketplace that uses blockchain to solve some of the industry’s historic challenges.

Global digital and fine art markets worth somewhat around $70 billion in 2021. Global music and film markets worth $90 billion combined. In an $80 trillion nominal gross world product, these numbers are merely negligible fractions!

The real opportunity of NFTs has a huge potential to transform the world’s most critical markets such as oil & gas, life/health insurance and commercial real estate. These markets have estimated worth of $4.6, $8.45 and $9.6 trillions, respectively.

NFTs can solve long-lasting problems in the oil & gas industry. From decentralizing exploration projects to production control, NFTs can eliminate black markets and improve market resilience to regional and international disruptions.

In healthcare, the impact of NFTs is shifting the entire industry’s value-chain. Now, NFTs capitalize DNA sequencing and govern blood donation procedures. In real estate markets, NFTs can make trading much easier and secured. One of the things that help adoption of NFTs in real estate markets is that they both share common attributes in their essence as assets and store-of-value.

In fact, any economic transaction requires authentication for ownership transfer and security to protect assets from theft. Tokenization is perhaps the most intelligent technology infrastructure for human economic activities. It is so simple in its conception, yet it is changing our consciousness regarding central concepts to our civilization such as value, trade and ownership. It is just a matter of a decade or two until we live in a tokenized world where transactions of the physical reality will only take place in the digital reality.