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March 3rd.

Cloud-based software company Salesforce is looking ahead to its future and it looks lucrative. That's because Salesforce recently announced its plans to launch a platform that lets users create and sell non-fungible tokens or NFTs. You've probably heard a lot about these lately. NFTs are digital assets like images of artwork, shoes, or clothing

that you can buy, sell, and trade online. They're on the blockchain, so they can't be replicated,

which means they can hold a lot of value. And when I say a lot, well, I mean it. Some NFTs are worth

millions. But if you're in possession of an NFT and want to make money off of it, you need a platform on which to sell it, a digital marketplace, if you will.

These platforms take a little off the top of each NFT sale that occurs and sometimes charge users to even list NFTs for sale.

All of that to say, there's a lot of money to be made by launching an NFT platform, especially when the

NFT market hit $41 billion last year, according to Business Insider. So it would make sense

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