What is an NFT?
NFT stands for 'Non-Fungible Token'. Non-fungible means that something is unique and cannot be replaced. In contrast, physical currency and cryptocurrencies are fungible, meaning they can be traded or exchanged with one another. Each NFT contains a digital signature, making each NFT unique. NFTs are digital assets that can include photos, videos, audio files, or other digital formats. Examples of NFTs include artwork, comic books, sports collectibles, trading cards, and games.
Track Trends
In the past few days, the performance across various tracks has been fluctuating. The Meme track performed strongly from October 14 to October 16, but saw a retreat on October 17, followed by another rise on October 18 and 19. The NFT track stood out on October 20, with a growth rate of up to 0.4864331595818398, becoming the best-performing track of the day. The Solana track performed excellently on October 24, with a growth rate of 0.2641073191166879. Overall, the NFT track performed the best on October 20, showing significant growth. Each track has shown impressive performances on different dates, showcasing the market's vitality and diversity.
NFT Token Trends
In the past few days, the data of NFT track tokens has shown an exciting trend. In particular, APE and TNSR performed exceptionally well, achieving significant gains on October 20 and October 21, with APE achieving an astonishing increase of 1.0206 on October 21. DEGO and DAR also performed positively on multiple dates, indicating strong growth potential. Although some tokens like SUPER, BLUR, and RARE experienced declines on certain dates, the overall market remains vibrant and full of opportunities. Keep an eye on the dynamics of these tokens, as we believe there will be more surprises and profits in the future!
