Video game company Square Enix is launching a non-fungible token project related to its Final Fantasy franchise.
Our lives have become increasingly digitized and improvements in technological education have led to increased scrutinization of the critical infrastructure that commonly-used internet applications
are built on. Users are requesting that applications be designed to empower them, and they want to be able to efficiently move their digital accounts and data across space and time, without boundaries.
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