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Niftory Data Model

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Let's go over at a high level the different components of the Niftory data model. The API is simply a way to interacting with these components.

An AppUser doesn't need to worry about NFTModel and NFTSet concepts. Those are for your App to manage the digital collection you want your users to see.

Let's look at the same diagram with these data boundaries:

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