NFTs
NFTs
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- scarabin0
What do you folks recommend to someone with a stack of art pieces who wants to try selling them as NFT but isn’t willing to pay any money for the attempt?
Explain like he’s five or very stoned.
Asking for a friend
- Opensea?scarabin
- i wish there was a qbn member who works on nft projects :)sted
- listing on a marketplace will cost you, its called nft minting pricested
- do a cheap site to announce a fundraiser for the drop let all the friends and family pay the cost of minting :Dsted
- *i have no idea how it workssted
- you'll need eth to get started and will need to shell out a little bit to mint. But Opensea will minimize all that.dopepope
- Microkorg and Gabriel have been doing it for a while now, they would probably have some good advicePhanLo
- If you post your OnlyFans I'm sure you'll get the initial capital from the QBN crowd quick.
Count me in.palimpsest - Is this person concerned about the environment?
Yes - then def a tezos platform
No - Openseamicrokorg - https://versum.xyz/ is a new tezos platform so would be a good place to make a name for themself. Other platforms you are competing with more noise.microkorg
- Or objkt.com as other tezos site.
For OpenSea you'd be using Ethereum blockchain. $90 first fee then minting is free.microkorg - Socialising on twitter in NFT community sharing your work with other artists/collectors is best way to get sales unless you're just lucky on a platform.microkorg
- All great advice. Thanks!scarabin
- how much dollares is the first mint on opensea ?neverscared
- ah never mind 90 to 300 dollar .neverscared
- i think its the price to sell on the site in general. with a one wallet ive never minted/sold on opensea and when i tried to sell one id boughtmicrokorg
- ..it was asking me to pay this fee too.microkorg
- I’ve got some btc, i’ll change that to eth. The money isn’t that big of a deal but i don’t want to spend 200 per piece on something that won’t sellscarabin