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HarperCollins chooses 'NFT' as 2021 Word of the Year
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2021-11-30 14:04
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Publishing firm HarperCollins has chosen the abbreviation for a non-fungible token - 'NFT' - as its 2021 word of the year for its Collins English Dictionary.
The company made the announcement in a blog post, which read as follows:
‘NFT’, the abbreviation of ‘non-fungible token’, the unique digital identifier that records ownership of a digital asset which has entered the mainstream and seen millions spent on the most sought-after images and videos, has been named Collins Word of the Year 2021."It is one of three tech-based words to make Collins’ longer list of ten words of the year, which includes seven words brand new to CollinsDictionary.com.
The other two tech words among a longer list of ten words of the year chosen by HarperCollins were: 'crypto' and 'metaverse'.
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