Fractionalized NFTs (F-NFTs)
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Pronunciation
[frak-shuh-nl-eyezd en-eff-teez]
Analogy
Like dividing a painting into numbered shares so a group of collectors can each own a fraction of the artwork.
Definition
Non‑fungible tokens that have been split into fungible fractional shares, allowing multiple users to own a percentage of a single high‑value NFT.
Key Points Intro
Fractionalized NFTs democratize ownership by creating tradable shares of a single NFT.
Key Points
ERC‑20 wrapping: NFT locked in a contract that issues fungible tokens.
Liquidity: Fraction shares can trade on DEXs.
Governance: Shareholders vote on actions like selling the underlying NFT.
Custody: Fractional contract holds original NFT securely.
Example
An expensive CryptoPunk is fractionalized into 10,000 F‑PUNK tokens; holders can trade shares or vote to sell the Punk.
Technical Deep Dive
Security Warning
Fractionalization contract bugs can lock the NFT permanently; audits are critical.
Caveat
Collective decisions may lead to disputes; define clear governance rules.
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