The metadata of an NFT, which includes information such as the name of the NFT, the date of minting, the creator, and a description, is typically stored on the blockchain as well. This metadata is immutable, meaning that it cannot be changed once it is recorded on the blockchain.
However, some platforms allow for additional information to be added to the NFT, such as the transaction history, it’s important to check the specific platform you are using and the smart contract that mint the NFT to know what information can be added or modified.
In summary, NFTs metadata is typically immutable, meaning that it cannot be changed once it is recorded on the blockchain. However, some platforms may allow for additional information to be added to the NFT and it’s important to check with the specific platform and smart contract to know what information can be added or modified.