Name of the World's first NFT was Quantum. However, unlike it's name it has nothing to do with quantum physics or quantum computing.

So I decided to make NFTs with the help of a real quantum computer.

Quantum computers aren’t quite ready for the home lab, but since there are ways to connect to some over the Internet, you can experiment with them more easily than you might think. 

Normal computers work with bits. Each bit can be 0 or 1 . But quantum computers work with qubits. Qubits can represent numerous possible combinations of 0 and 1 at the same time.  

Because of this quantum computers are so much faster than normal super computers.

In this project I am using a tool named Qiskit to access IBM's quantum computer.

Using the IBM quantum computer and the Qiskit makes it relatively easy, with the Python code I'm using on the PC acting as a link between the Arduino and the IBM quantum computer.

Qiskit is an open-source software development kit for working with quantum computers.

I noticed the name of the first NFT was Quantum. that has been sold for 1.4 million dollars. However, unlike it's name looks like it has nothing to do with quantum physics or quantum computing.

So I decided make NFTs with the help of a real quantum computer.

I think it’s cool that building NFTs with this complicated and expensive computers that only there is few of them in the world.

in this project I'm just reading a number that quantum computer makes and after that I use that number to draw a shape with the help of turtle library. each time we run the code it can give us a different number that no one can predict.