While many associate NFTs exclusively with collectible images, their potential is much broader. Modern utility NFTs can be used for a variety of tasks:

Establishing ownership rights: NFTs can be used to confirm ownership of physical or digital assets. This can include real estate, artworks, patents, and other objects.

Participation in contests and events: Owners of certain NFTs may gain access to closed events, concerts, or exclusive virtual spaces.

Receiving dividends: Some NFTs provide their owners the opportunity to receive dividends or a share of the profits generated by the project.

Membership cards and closed access: Today, communities use NFTs as a form of digital identification or a tool for accessing closed services and platforms.

All these examples show that the future of NFTs is not just about pretty pictures. Through integration, non-fungible tokens can restore investor confidence in this type of asset and in the future, NFTs may become an alternative to real documents for property ownership.