Description
Blocktag is a comprehensive NFT tracking and analytics platform that offers tools for the identification, tracking, and examination of non-fungible tokens across various blockchain networks. Its key services include a verification feature to distinguish authentic NFTs from fakes, thereby enhancing security and trust within the NFT space, and analytics capabilities that provide insights into trends, market movements, and valuation changes of NFTs. Targeting both individual collectors and institutional participants in the NFT marketplace, Blocktag emphasizes the importance of transparency and security in the burgeoning NFT ecosystem. Launched in mid-2018, Blocktag leverages nano-optical technology invented by some of its co-founders, combining decades-proven physical security with blockchain's data security features. This capability uniquely positions Blocktag to create secure links between smart contracts and the physical world, overcoming the limitations posed by fragile oracles and web APIs, and marks a significant innovation in the realm of blockchain applications beyond traditional use cases like supply chain management, identity, and payments.
Blocktag is a comprehensive NFT tracking and analytics platform that offers tools for the identification, tracking, and examination of non-fungible tokens across various blockchain networks. Its key services include a verification feature to distinguish authentic NFTs from fakes, thereby enhancing security and trust within the NFT space, and analytics capabilities that provide insights into trends, market movements, and valuation changes of NFTs. Targeting both individual collectors and institutional participants in the NFT marketplace, Blocktag emphasizes the importance of transparency and security in the burgeoning NFT ecosystem. Launched in mid-2018, Blocktag leverages nano-optical technology invented by some of its co-founders, combining decades-proven physical security with blockchain's data security features. This capability uniquely positions Blocktag to create secure links between smart contracts and the physical world, overcoming the limitations posed by fragile oracles and web APIs, and marks a significant innovation in the realm of blockchain applications beyond traditional use cases like supply chain management, identity, and payments.
