Nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, have increasingly appeared in the news. From the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade selling classic images of its balloons as NFTs to Tom Brady releasing a debut collection, the acronym is everywhere.

A nonfungible token is a way to own a unique digital item -- akin to owning an original work of art. "Non-fungible" is defined as an item that is not interchangeable for other items because of its unique properties. The blockchain which supports the NFT creates a record of ownership and transactions.

At December's PTN Meetup, Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit founder, Chris Krimitsos will cover the basics of NFTs, blockchain, and more.