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Hi, welcome to this NFTE course.

My name is Henry, and that will be your boss and the dresser.

I've been working in the Brazilian space for a few years and currently I'm a broadband project manager

for a large financial institution.

I have wrote a book about ball chain.

The book is called End Block Chain and I have another course on you also called Unblushing.

So if you want to learn more about Bloodstone and not only NFTE, please check also that course.

And now let's go to the NFTE space.

So let's get into this amnesty, cause I'm going to cut you step by step and show you how easy it is

to buy a sale and creating the means and fees.

And if this is a charge for non-refundable tokens and it's basically a unique assets by tokenization

assets, you guarantee that you own the asset and that's unique.

The ownership of any of these is managed in a decentralized manner by the Brattain.

Anybody can create an NFTE, but there are some important steps and you need to understand the technologies

behind it and the features and constraints.

I will guide you through the steps and good practices to create and then after you so that you can be

confident that you also do the right steps when creating your first NFTE for your digital art.

You don't need any coding skills to create an NFTE, but you will need to follow some steps, you will

need to have a wallet by some krypto by some meter and pay gas fees and sign transactions.

The tokenization of nonperishable assets has created endless possibilities for the same asset as it

is digitization, blocking offers the collectible markets much more security and digital scarcity,

especially to ensure the assets authenticity and the elliman eliminates counterfeiting and if these

are popular in gaming ecosystem.

But besides gaming, NFTE can also be used to digitize anything considered to have value.

Many people missed it, but it's really important to break down the NFTE creation into two sections.

First, there is the broad theme park that handles the meaning and the bookkeeping of the NFTE blocking

these grates to make sure that the metadata, all the NFTE is immutable and secure by replicating it

across thousands of computers, across thousands of nodes around the world.

However, Baldfaced cannot handle storing large amounts of data because it becomes extremely expensive

to replicate large amounts of data across thousands of notes.

This is where the second section comes into place, storing the NFTE data.

The majority of the NFTE data need to be stored offline outside of supply chain, and we need to maintain

these data secured.

Also in this course, I will talk about these two aspects and you will learn a lot and I'm sure you

are going to enjoy and have also and we will also have some hands on together.

So join me on the next one.

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