Not Like Josuke

5y

Tbh you’d have to be a huge nerd to bust out the “I own this” card on something everyone can just download

Nayvadius Wilburn

5y

I was thinking in the context of buying an nft of someone’s art work. Then would you legally have the right to go and profit off of that art work (I.e sell t shirts or whatever)

Tribe

5y

I'll bid 1 cent which is 1 cent more than what this is worth

PainPapi

5y

How does it feel to have melted 4 polar ice caps for the sake of capitalism

sosAMG

5y

Beat me to the punch I learned just too late

TITOWORLD

5y

Consider this set to be like collectible cards. There are 15,000 authenticated copies.

When you upload, you have the option to set how many copies are available (I cannot say for certain how or if this affects the fee to upload to market). You could do one, or set a larger number. Which you choose ultimately depends on the purpose for why you uploaded that particular NFT.

For this project, the character Atem is commanding a blessing onto the recipient of the message. Atem is a guardian angel, so the sight of her in any context is to bring peace and confidence to the receiver.

Ideally for me, as many people as possible would be able to see this card and receive that blessing from Atem. I want people to see her and feel safe.

However, those who are more dedicated may want to further support the idea of Atem by purchasing an authentic copy, signed by me, the artist.

Purchasing the card would give you access to the image file, say to print out or use on your phone as a reminder or comfort, as well as give you the NFT signature of authenticity and transaction log. In my ideal future, people would want to keep an image of Atem on their person or in their homes as a shield of faith.

8J6

5y

Not about who did it first

TITOWORLD

5y

It doesn't matter how long they take to sell, as long as they do. Which they will

The longer it takes the higher the value will go up.

15,000 is quite a small number in the grand scheme of things

TITOWORLD

5y

How did I make the image? How did I upload it? Or both?

Costed about $100 total ETH (Etherium) to upload this first image to my gallery. There was a $16 fee and a $80 fee (estimated); I'm not sure if the former was associated with being a first time uploader.

Tanv

5y

You are a swine

crinewinedining

5y

That aint a free 50, it cost him 100 to mint it

Niggamortis

5y

Well OP is an up-and-coming streamer/content creator, so technically the want can increase if he were to blow up.