HALIFAX -- A lot of people seem to be talking about them these days, with some big names making big bucks for selling them. While you can buy and own a non-fungible token (NFT), it’s not something you can hold in your hands, but it’s what some say is the next step in the evolution of our digital world. "Digital art is becoming more of an asset and I would like to be able to take part in that particular new future," said artist Amruta Dnyanmote. That new future doesn’t just mean putting their works online, it means turning their works into non-fungible tokens.