An illustration picture shows a NFT (Non-Fungible Token) created by Nigerian digital artist FreddieJacobArt named 'Oghenerukevwe' on Opensea NFT marketplace, displayed on a phone and Binance NFT marketplace. Twitter announced last week that users of its premium Blue service could verify a user’s NFT ownership by transforming their profile picture from a circle into a hexagon. — AFP
The latest Twitter fad, a profile picture turned into hexagon-shaped art, is getting a boost from a Miami company.
Many of these digital images are non-fungible tokens, or NFTs — unique pieces of artwork, photography or other creative designs that have been purchased as investments or status symbols. The most well-known of those NFTs, images of slack-jawed primates known as Bored Apes, have sold for millions of dollars.
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