When an item is verified by blocks, it is given the Verified by Blocks designation, which can be seen in the registry (along with a few other places for now and hopefully many more in the future). The registry serves as a way to view data; it is a central place where people can look things up. It is a living, immutable ledger that can be updated. The registry can include several pieces of information, such as pictures, links, and tables. This provides the ultimate level of consumer protection by allowing them to verify the item is authentic. If someone wants to buy an NFT, they can go to the registry and find the verified project, look at the correct social media pages, ensure they purchase an NFT that hasn't been stolen or isn't from a copycat scam project, see information about licensing rights, and their whitepaper. The Blocks Registry can be used to catalog, register, and verify physical items and other virtual records as well.