NFTs, or Non-Fungible Tokens, are digital assets that are stored and verified on the blockchain (a public ledger/database). For the first time, collectors are able to truly own their digital assets outside of the company that issued them. They are free to re-sell them – and because they are publicly accessible, third-party companies are able to verify the authenticity and ownership of an NFT without having to rely on the company that issued them. This means that a company issuing an NFT can partner with other companies to provide real-world utility and access to NFT holders – thereby amplifying the value of the NFT far beyond the collectibility itself.