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Lesson 14 NFT IPFS Question #916

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armontej asked this question in Q&A
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In simple terms:

I could be interpreting your doubt wrong here, but as far as I know it is because IFPS is a peer-to-peer distributed network/file system used for file sharing and storage between nodes.

If you are technical:

When you add a file to IPFS, your file is split into smaller chunks, cryptographically hashed, and given a unique fingerprint called a content identifier (CID). This CID acts as a permanent record of your file as it exists at that point in time. When other nodes look up your file, they ask their peer nodes who's storing the content referenced by the file's CID. When they view or download your file, they cache a copy — and become another provider of your content unt…

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