What are Fungible Assets Before jumping onto NFTs, let's first understand what fungible assets are. Fungible assets are items or things that can be easily swapped or exchanged because they are identical in value and features. For example, if I have a $100 bill in my wallet and you have the same amount in $20 notes, my money can be easily exchanged with yours. They are 100% interchangeable. If I have a 1-kilo bar of 999.9 fine gold, and if you have ten 100-gram bars of the same purity (999.9), we can easily swap them. Similarly, if I have one Bitcoin and you also have one Bitcoin, their value is exactly the same, therefore they can be easily exchanged. Therefore, assets that are identical in value and features can be considered as fungible, meaning cryptocurrencies, fiat money, pure gold and silver bars are all fungible things. What are NFTs? NFT stands for Non-Fungible Tokens. But before we dive into "token," let me explain what "non-fungible" means. Non-fungi...