Crypto Pioneer Quigley Sees NFTs Everywhere in Next 10 Years
- Co-founder of Tether sees authenticity as big draw for token
- Quigley says NFTs can also be used for environmental projects
William Quigley
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The world’s digital answer to collectibles that has fetched millions of dollars at art auctions this year could well end up being a daily necessity within a decade, according to a cryptocurrency doyen.
Non-fungible tokens, which are digital certificates of authenticity powered by blockchain technology, have the potential to add value for not just artworks but also everyday essentials such as retail goods, according to William Quigley, a co-founder of stablecoin Tether.