ALL.ART protocol. Price of cryptocurrency: $ 0.0024762

What is the Art Protocol?
The aim of the All. Art protocol was to develop solutions to a number of existing problems within the NFT market.
With the help of the NFT-PRO standard, artists can change their licensing rights for their artwork by putting them into smart contracts, ensuring a secure transaction for both artists and collectors. The All. Art protocol establishes additional options for art ownership, exhibition and trade.
The project is deployed on the Solana block chain, which gives it several advantages: fast and cheap transactions, low energy consumption, and upgradable smart contracts.
The company's mission is to offer the community a proper approach to the sale and licensing of non-fungible token, and to launch an infrastructure that will ensure rights management.
All. Art uses its native AART token for transactions.
Who are the founding fathers of All. Art Protocol?
The All. Art protocol was created in the year of 2017:
Artists, galleries, museums and others can exhibit, explore and acquire art through virtual exposition.

The All-Art protocol was developed at the Solana seasonal hackathon, where the team was able to build a community around the project. The All. Art protocol is on the testnet.
All. Art Protocol is unique.
The All.Art protocol has two key features: automated market makers for NFTs and tiered licensing for NFT art.
The NFT standard is designed to allow licensing rights to be embedded into the token. There are several types of licensing rights, each with different information on legal rights. NFT transaction licensing allows for the purchase of different licenses for the same NFT.
Due to the standard, investors can still be aware of what they are buying.
The standard is broken down into three levels.
The basic data layer for NFT is Level 1. The data is stored on-chain.
The terms and conditions for each license can be found in level 2.
There is an optional transaction level that captures cA MM pool interactions.

An artist makes an NFT with 150 LORTs. LRIT is a license ownership right token generated by the All. Art protocol. The creator gets 50 LORTs and 100 LORTs are sent to cAMM.
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What are the changes in the art industry caused by NFTs?
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How many Art Protocol Coins are in circulation?
AART is a native token of the All. Art protocol which is used in cAMM.
The main purpose of AART is to give access to cAMM pools. NFTs can be purchased on the platform.
AART is a utility token that acts as a means of exchange between process participants and protocol users. License Ownership Rights Tokens are given to users when an NFT is purchased. Artists can swap their LORTs for AARTs in exchange for cAMM.
How is the All. Art Protocol Network secured?
The protection of intellectual property rights can be complicated by the fact that the technology is immutable. The developers of All.Art set a goal to solve the issue through the verification standard.
A combination of proof-of-stake and proof-of-history is used to achieve the reliability of the Solana blockchain.
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