Oh, Millennials, where do we even begin with your avocado toast, your undying love for Harry Potter, and your devotion to La Croix? You’re a generation that continues to baffle everyone else (in the most lovable way, of course), but that’s what makes you, well, you.

One of the things that separates you from the rest of the crowd is your strong affinity for cryptocurrencies, digital, decentralized money. I mean, you do love everything tech, right? While many of you swear by it as the future of currency and an innovative way to transact, others just think you’re out of your minds (but don’t worry, we’ve got your back).

And what if I told you there is something out there that combines your millennial nature and crypto-enthusiasm? Enter non-fungible tokens (NFTs)! I can see your ears perking up and your fingers hovering over your keyboard to Google what on earth this is. Fear not, I’ve got you covered.

NFTs are digital assets that represent ownership of something unique. They are like one-of-a-kind trading cards, with each token having a different value. Unlike your good ol’ cryptocurrency, NFTs cannot be exchanged for one another because, as the name suggests, they’re “non-fungible,” meaning no two are identical.

And what is the craze all about, you may ask? Well, hold onto your ironic snapback hats, my fellow millennials, because it’s all about art. Yes, you heard that right: digital art. NFTs can be anything from digital paintings to GIFs to tweets, and artists have jumped on this new-age bandwagon to create and sell their masterpieces. Because, you know, starving artists don’t want to starve anymore.

And in true millennial fashion, the internet is filled with tales of mind-blowing amounts of money being spent on digital art. The auction house Christie’s recently sold an NFT artwork by the digital artist Beeple for a jaw-dropping $69 million. Now, that’s enough to buy a lot of avocados, am I right?

And guess who are the most passionate buyers of these NFT artworks? No surprises here: Millennials! This tech-savvy generation is embracing NFTs as a way to invest in art and own a piece of the digital future.

But like everything in life, NFTs are not without their drawbacks. Critics say they are an environmental disaster due to the massive amount of energy required to mine the tokens. Plus, there are still concerns about the ease of piracy in the digital world.

But let’s face it, Millennials. No one ever said saving the world was going to be easy. But at least you’ve got your own digital Mona Lisa to gaze upon while you sip your almond milk latte, pondering the next step toward global domination.