If you mean NFT (Non Fungible Token). For example, you have a digital painting that worth's nothing and that later have hundreds to thousands of copies, but yours is tokenized, which makes it is the original and the real one while others are worthless. Because of hype, people will bid for it, and the highest bidder will buy it, and the token will be released for him, so it is based on smart contract. That is just an example, also very possible NFT smart contract can have many tokens but all the tokens will be unique. NFTs are not only about digital paintings but about anything virtual but in damand.
Thats cool. So it is like digital patent for your "thing", can it be called in that way? A patent stuff? Could you please divert me to the article which explains everything in deep so that if I want to NFT something then it will direct me that way. I am making lot of pencil arts and some of them are very unique. They are such unique piece of arts but once you publish them on the net, you will see people copying it and selling at lower prices, like with generic standards. That's not acceptable to me when the art is your huge dream and you want to see it dream bidding for you!
). And larger companies will be a bit clunky/inefficient catching on to it. 
