The book world is looking at a future that involves NFTs


Book.io allows readers to truly own the e-books and audio books they love through NFT technology. — AFP Relaxnews

An artwork, a tweet, a piece of music... Any digital file can potentially be turned into an NFT. These non-fungible tokens are revolutionising ideas about ownership of goods, which could pave the way for a new market for the book industry.

Book.io aims to be at the heart of this revolution. This American start-up is planning to "create an NFT marketplace and platform that will forever change digital reading," as it explains on its website. It will offer readers the opportunity to truly own the ebooks and audio books they love through NFT technology.

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