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"The culture of Iceland is full of mythology and magic. From the Sagas and Eddas of the vikings to elves and trolls and stories of witchcraft, Iceland is indeed the land of magic and magical creatures and, as it turns out, Galdrastafir."

www.icelandrovers.is

"Galdrastafir (pl. of galdrastafur) is an Icelandic word which translates to [galdra] magical [stafi] sticks or staves."

www.galdrastafir.com

"A ‘Galdrastafir’ or ‘Galderstav’ is a form of magical sigil known from Scandinavian folklore. Contrary to popular belief, these sigils do not stem from the Viking Age. Although having roots in both Scandinavian Folk Magic and Norse myths, a huge historical influence comes from Medieval magic and European renaissance magic, which is especially noticeable in the 15th and 16th century."

www.galdrastafir.org

"NFT stands for ‘non-fungible token’, which are unique, irreplaceable assets that live on the blockchain. In-game assets, digital art, and collectible-related projects are the most prominent NFT use cases today."

crypto.com

"NFTs allow for proof of ownership in the digital world. Think of it like this, there is only one person who can own the real Mona Lisa, but millions can have copies of it. The value lies in the real Mona Lisa though. The same applies to digital collectibles and artwork. Before the invention of NFTs, there was no way to prove the ownership or authenticity of digital artworks or collectibles.

Due to blockchain technology and NFTs, the principle of ‘scarcity’ now also exists in the digital world. This is because each NFT is rare, unique and indivisible. And so when a digital asset is tokenized this creates value as it is possible to prove its authenticity and ownership, which also means it can be bought and sold many times over."

nftplazas.com