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ARTICLE · 16 MAY 2022

The Lexicon of Web3 NFTs and Blockchain

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The NFT world is developing a lexicon which needs to be understood. Light hearted glossary of NFT terms provided here.

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Welcome to the brave new world of web3, NFT's and the metaverse. In discussions on these topics we often hear the phrase ".we are still early." and that is certainly true. Fortunes will be made and lost but there is no doubt that developments currently underway will impact our lives in ways which we, as yet, do not understand or appreciate.

As with any new technology, the NFT world is developing a lexicon which needs to be appreciated and understood prior to delving into any technical consideration of the matters at hand. A somewhat lighthearted glossary of NFT terms appears below:

AGMI - Am I gunna make it? Phrase used when publicly disclosing NFT's held for a particular project and seeking positive affirmation of your purchase from your Discord peers.

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