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Non-Fungible Tokens: A Giant Leap into Owning Our Digital Assets - CommPRO

Fungible comes from a Latin phrase meaning “to serve in place of” and that’s what something that’s fungible does: serves in place of what it’s exchanged for. A common example is lending someone $20.00 which is paid back with a $10.00 bill and two $5.00 bills which is the same amount. In contrast, when people own non-fungible tokens ...