Xiaomi 12 is out officially a few days ago in China and we are also waiting for it as a variant Global enviroment. The launch of the new flagship of the Chinese company certainly did not leave a bad taste in the mouth: this was accompanied by a whole other series of products and services such as the WatchS1, MIUI 13 it is the first Proprietary Chromecast. A few days after the Chinese presentation, however, the Chinese giant has decided to celebrate with the launch of a new "less concrete" product: the Xiaomi's first NFT. Let's see what it is and what it is in effect.
Xiaomi officially enters the world of non-fungible tokens, I offer NFTs. Unique works of art to celebrate the new flagship equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
First of all: what is a NFT? Literally Non-fungible tokens, which translated into Italian means "non-fungible digital token" is a sort of work (or at least this is the goal for which the NFT was born) that serves in this case to celebrate the launch of Xiaomi 12 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Xiaomi's NFT is a dragon egg, a central figure of Chinese iconography that we will not analyze here. This dragon egg, as with any NFT, comes with a unique code that identifies it and makes it unique compared to all the others. In fact, NFTs are personal tokens and are effectively owned by a user, who can claim their actual value and possession.
Clearly this Xiaomi NFT is available for purchase only in China and only via blockchain. It is not excluded that this dragon egg (which actually depicts the creation of Pangu) does not also arrive in the Global version. All in all the NFT market has no regional limitation: everyone can buy them thanks to the blockchain. Would you buy it?
