Due to its growing price and increasing presence in creative
works such as art, tweets, songs, memes, photographs, other digital
media, or a virtual representation of, Non-Fungible Tokens (hence,
NFTs) have become a popular issue over the last couple of months.
NFTs are a cryptographically created receipt of ownership of a
certain thing or entity. In a nutshell, they let a person prove
that they own an asset. A blockchain-based NFT uses a database or
ledger to keep track of transactions. Furthermore, each NFT has its
own set of metadata that can't be changed or traded, making it
one-of-a-kind (i.e. non-fungible).
This novelty, along with the possibility of making money, has
managed to attract attention and raise prices. A recent example is
the $2.9 million sales of Jack Dorsey's tweet. The situation
with NFTs, on the other hand, is not as straightforward as it
appears. We must immediately address the problem of their ownership
and copyright. As a result, the focus of
