A “Non-fungible token” (non = not, fungible = interchangeable, token = voucher). NFTs are distinct, easily verifiable digital assets that can represent items from virtual real estate to cherished moments in NBA history.

In other words, owning an NFT is owning a piece of the internet. Some examples:

“Nyan Cat,” the decade-old rainbow cat meme, sold for about $580,000 last week.

A portmanteau of carpe diem, a Latin phrase that means “Seize the Day!” and DM, which stands for Direct Messages. This word means seizing the day via DMs.

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Used primarily on message boards after a catchy title which usually says all you really need to say, so in the text box you simply put nft, thereby implying you've got nothing further to say and it's great when your letting off steam.

Non-fungible token.

An irreplaceable award, often described in the music industry to label a physical trophy distributed by an artist to one lucky winner.

“Non-fungible”, meaning unique and one-of-a-kind. “Token”, as in an award or trophy

Not all NFTs are free or involved in a giveaway. An NFT may be used in a raffle or bidding. However, the highest bid nor total raffle amount determines the value of the NFT. After all, it is meant to be the only existing one of its kind.

NFT: Normal For Tiverton. Medical abbreviation used by doctors to describe a patient displaying symptoms of extreme stupidity or features suggesting the patient comes from a very small gene-pool (e.g. webbed fingers or toes)

"No F*in' Thanks"
A parody acronym of the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) (because it's worthless and you'd have to be insane to buy one)