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You’re completely wrong. It’s called “non fungible token” because a given token has unique metadata (DRM associated with the media). Thus, the tokens are not fu
by woah 6y ago
You’re completely wrong. It’s called “non fungible token” because a given token has unique metadata (DRM associated with the media). Thus, the tokens are not fungible with one another.
- sandworm101 6y ago>> Thus, the tokens are not fungible with one another So they are steam keys, verified by blockchain, but just numbers associated with a piece of art. Sounds like DRM to me. Fungible doesn't mean identical. Every US 100$ bill has a unique number attached. The bills are still fungible. The numbers are not identical but serve the same functional purpose, so they too are fungible. Nobody cares what number is on their money. One bill/number can be swapped for another without impacting any function. Fungibility. "able to replace or be replaced by another identical item; mutually interchangeable." Oxford law.