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chief executive has announced that  will begin testing non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the social network this week.
An NFT is a unique digital token encrypted with an artist's signature, which verifies its ownership and authenticity and is permanently attached to the piece.  
Most NFTs include some kind of digital artwork, such as photos, videos, published here GIFs or music - although, theoretically, anything digital could be turned into a NFT.
'This week we're starting to test digital collectibles on Instagram so creators and collectors can display their NFTs on their profile,' Zuckerberg said in an update on his profile.
'Similar functionality is coming to Facebook soon, beauval.co.uk along with augmented reality NFTs on Instagram Stories via Spark AR so you can place digital art into .'
NFT details are displayed on Instagram in a similar way to tagged profiles and products, and are named 'digital collectibles'.

Clicking on the tag will display details like the name of the creator and owner
google.com Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Instagram will begin testing non-fungible tokens (NFTs), with similar functionality is coming to Facebook soon
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