• The NFTs have become synonymous with digital art.
• NFTs were the financial backing of digital art.
• Philippe Pasqua, a French artist will release his third NFT Collection.

Non-Fungible tokens NFTs are similar to deeds. It is made up of computer files as well as proof of ownership and legality. These are stored on a Blockchain, which is an immutable digital public record similar to cryptocurrency like.

Like dollars, cryptocurrencies are “fungible,” meaning that one bitcoin is always worth the same as another bitcoin. NFTs are unique in that they can only be bought by the highest bidder. This is similar to Rembrandt’s or Picasso.

The term NFTs quickly came to be synonymous with digital art. Many digital artists feel at ease with this level of comfort. They have spent years generating traffic on Big Tech platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, while also earning no return.

These artists of all kinds—authors, singers, and filmmakers—see a future in which NFTs alter both their creative process and how the public views art now that it’s possible to really “own” and sell digital art for the first time.

Digital art is widely accessible and has been long undervalued. NFTs offer the critical element of scarcity that artists need to establish an economic value for their works. If they know the original version exists, some collectors are more likely to seek the “authentic” thing.

Collectors of baseball cards are willing to pay $3.12 million just for one piece of cardboard that features a photograph of Honus Wagner, the renowned Pittsburgh Pirate. It’s also why sneakerheads swoon over Nike (NYSE:) and Adidas’ latest limited-edition releases and why “pharma bro” Martin Shkreli paid $2 million for the only copy of Wu-Tang Clan’s Once Upon a Time in Shaolin in 2015.

Philippe Pasqua’s debut is a perfect example, as he comes from an artistic tradition. Philippe Pasqua, an internationally recognized French artist who has released two NFT collections and is currently planning another. “Papillon” and “Vanity” were the first two collections that were both minted in under 10 minutes.

The third collection, WEN is now bigger and more amazing! It is the 2-22-22-22 date that was chosen to launch the collection. This special meaning will be shared with digital artists and fans of both traditional and contemporary art. It is therefore not a random date.

This launch has one of its most distinctive features: if your WEN NFT is registered, you will be eligible to enter for a chance at winning a Lamborghini. The Lamborghini was originally tattooed in the same way by the artist several years back, which was then repurchased. The car is valued at more than half of a million dollars.

Philippe Pasqua NFTs can also give you access to a digital universe that the artist has created, with the goal to bring traditional art closer to the digital age. You can learn more about WEN by joining the Discord channel, which is the right place for Philipe’s admirers, NFTs, and artists to further admire his work of art and stay updated with all the latest developments.

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