Most of the people who are around in the tech would have heard about NFT's. For those who don't, I will shortly explain. NFT, stands for Non-fungible token, and probably will this explanation not really help. But NFT's can be compared with baseball cards, you can own them sell them, or trade them against other baseball cards. Which is the fundamental of an NFT.

The majority of people in the tech industry are familiar with NFTs but for those who don't know. NFT stands for a non-fungible token, and this explanation is unlikely to a helpful explanation. However, NFTs are similar to baseball cards in the way of you can own, sell, or exchange them for other baseball cards. Even so, because this technology is based on blockchain, the concept goes further: digital and analog artists can now sell their work digitally, and because each artwork is linked to a smart contract that allows this, the artist will earn cryptocurrency on every other trade someone makes on their unique digital artwork. The majority of NFT's are part of the Ethereum blockchain, which is also the currency that an artist earns when their work is sold or traded.

To understand what fingers have to do with NFTs, you must first understand the fingers are just a fun idea for a case I can use to explore the space. Regardless, the fingers are a collection of little pixel artworks dedicated to the hardworking finger. Our fingers are the next to build visual artifacts to develop ideas or turn them into physical artifacts after our brain generates thoughts. The finger is the link between an idea and the artifact that communicates that idea to the rest of the world. For how lovely and diverse our finger is, I created 50 distinct fingers five days a week.