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Generative art is digital art that creates itself continuously through artificial intelligence. Generally, a programmed system automatically generates these artworks—of course, with an added effort of a digital artist. And most NFTs today are products of generative artworks, requiring little to no human intervention to determine the features of an NFT.
Popular NFTs like the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), Okay Bears, DeGods NFT, and Moonly NFT are all examples of generative arts.
A smart contract that allows users to interact with and audit a contract code, allowing them to independently verify that it works according to what’s
Another way of typing “shitposter.” It describes someone who derives joy from posting off-topic content on social platforms like Twitter. They aim to steer reactions,
NFT stands for “non-fungible token.” An NFT is a non-replaceable token that tracks digital assets on the blockchain. Each NFT is uniquely tied to a
Describes collectors who don’t let go of an asset even when the market looks bearish. Thus, such people tend to hold on to a digital
It’s a digital signing or agreement made by any member of a particular group—on behalf of the entire group (ring). Ring signature, however, ensures that