ARC-16 defines a convention for declaring traits in NFT metadata
ARC-16 is a finalized Algorand standard that establishes a method for declaring traits within the metadata of Non-Fungible Tokens. It reached final status on the ARCs standards track on January 4, 2022.
The standard is published on the ARCs GitHub repository, where it is listed under its full title: Convention for declaring traits of an NFT.
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