== LINK HERE: https://bit.ly/3JfSITI ==What is an NFT?NFT stands for non-fungible token. Letâs start at the very beginningâwhat does non-fungible mean? âFun...
How to make and sell an NFT is something many artists and designers are wondering right now due to the incredible prices that some pieces of NFT art have fetched at auction. Non-fungible tokens are the latest trend to hit the art market, and theyâve hit it big, with even Christie's holding NFT art auctions involving astronomical sums of money. Opinion is divided on whether cryto-art is a passing fad or a tendency thatâs here to stay, but you might well be asking whether itâs time to take notice and explore how to make an NFT, and how to sell an NFT, of your own work. If thatâs the case, youâre in the right place. This article will walk you through the process from making an NFT of your original artwork to selling an NFT through an online auction. First up, we should take a little reality check, though. Yes, some NFT art has sold for prices that might seem like sheer lunacy. Beeple's Everydays â The First 5000 Days still holds the record for now, after fetching $69 million at Christie's in March 2021 and Beeple's work continues to sell for incredible prices. His hybrid evolving digital/physical kinetic video Human One (pictured above) sold for $29 million in November. More than a dozen NFTs have fetched over $1m and several dozen more have hundreds of thousands. However, the prices achieved by Beeple, or by collectable NFTs like those in the Bored Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunks collections are relatively rare occurrences. Whatâs more, the reality is that there's a wide range of fees involved if you want to generate, maintain and sell an NFT. These can consume a large portion of the proceeds of any sale, or even leave you out of pocket depending on how much you manage to sell your NFT for. Weâd recommend you read our explainer on what are NFTs to ensure youâre fully clued up on what NFTs involve before you dive in, but if youâre ready to try your luck, read on for our step-by-step guide to how to make and sell an NFT. The first thing to do to make an NFT is to choose an NFT platform on which to create and sell your NFT, as well as a payment wallet, which you'll need to use to pay fees â and to receive payment if you're luck enough to sell your NFT. There are lots of online platforms through which you can make and sell NFTs. Popular NFT auction platforms include OpenSea, Rarible, SuperRare, Nifty Gateway (used by Paris Hilton to auction her curious Crypto Queen NFT, pictured above), Foundation, VIV3, BakerySwap, Axie Marketplace and NFT ShowRoom. NFT Payment platforms also abound, with popular options including Coinbase, MetaMask, Torus, Portis, WalletConnect, MyEtherWallet and Fortmatic. Purely for illustrative purposes, in this guide we'll be demonstrating the process involved in making and selling an NFT using the NFT platform Rarible and the cryptocurrency payment platform MetaMask. Please note that this is no way a suggestion that either of these is the best service to use. You could consider using any of the platforms mentioned above, and many more besides. The process will generally be similar, but we suggest always checking as closely as possible the fees you'll be charged.