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A digital stamp in the form of
a Non-Fungible Token or NFT, i.e. a digital asset that represents
ownership or proof of authenticity of a unique item or piece of content
using blockchain technology. Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or
Ethereum, which are fungible and can be exchanged on a one-to-one basis,
NFTs are unique and cannot be exchanged on a like-for-like basis. Each NFT
contains metadata that distinguishes it from other tokens, making it
one-of-a-kind and therefore valuable in the digital world. NFTs have gained
significant popularity in various industries, including art, gaming,
collectibles, and entertainment. Artists can tokenize their digital artwork
as NFTs, allowing them to retain ownership and receive royalties when their
pieces are sold in secondary markets. The ownership and transaction history of NFTs are recorded on a
blockchain, typically Ethereum, ensuring transparency and immutability. This
decentralized ledger technology ensures that the ownership of NFTs can be
easily verified and authenticated, providing both creators and buyers with a
secure platform for trading digital assets. The postage stamp shows in white
the contours of a
postbox of the prevailing
type in use since 1973 and
a
messenger pigeon against a backdrop
of degrading shades of red, symbols and colours associated with
Thailand Post
and many postal services worldwide. To redeem the NFT stamp on has to go
to the
Thailand Post
website, URL: https://nft.thailandpost.com/ |
