The race is on to discover blockchain’s elusive killer app. With its multitude of applications, spanning from DeFi to GameFi, and other smart contract and NFT-enabled use cases such as social media, the possibilities are simply boundless.
However, those kind of applications need a solid foundation and there’s a use-case that deserves more recognition than it’s currently receiving — on-chain storage. This approach safeguards the integrity, accessibility, and security of your data by distributing files across a peer-to-peer network.

NFTs have been in existence since 2018, initially utilized for a niche purpose within a niche group. However, as of 2021, we are seeing the technology being adopted by a variety of creators, including artists, game developers, writers, and musicians. One of the biggest questions surrounding NFTs is whether they should be considered an investment or a digital collectible.