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The main page containing all info of an NFT
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The main page containing all info of an NFT
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The Thing Page is where all the the info of an NFT is displayed. Here you can check if the NFT is for sale, what type of sale, how many edition there are, who the minter is, and much more.
A thing is a collection of multiple tokens. When an NFT, you can choose to mint either 1/1 or multiple editions of the same thing. On the thing page, you can check all this, and access the individual token pages.
To access a Thing Page, simply click on any NFT in the Marketplace.
There's a lot of stuff to cover here, so we're going to break down each section.
These fields will be visible in all thing pages.
If there are tokens listed as Simple Sale, it will show here, together with the price of each token.
If there are tokens listed as Rolling Auction, it will show how many are available and the button "See Auctions" will be activated. If you click on it you can see all the Auctions, and make your bids.
This section is a summary of important information of the NFT. All the infos that are blue, you can click.
How many unique owners own this NFT. If it has multiple editions, it can have multiple owners. Or maybe 1 owner who owns all the editions. If it's a 1/1 NFT, if can only have 1 owner.
How many editions have been minted.
Of the total that has been minted, how many are currently listed.
The type of the NFT, it could be an Image, Video, 3D or Audio.
If this NFT has multiple editions, here you can see all the different listings to easily compare prices.
On this section, you can check the percentage set for Royalties and Revenues. Also, which accounts are set to receive Royalties and Revenues (and how much %) once this NFT gets sold.
Forever Royalties are perpetual and are set for the lifetime of the NFT. The wallets added here, will get the specified percentage every time the NFT gets sold. The max percentage possible is 50%.
If you click the percentage you can see how many accounts are set, which accounts, and how much percentage of the total each one will get.
Split Revenues clears after every transaction (sell or transfer).
The amount of Split Revenue available depends on the amount of royalties: 100% - X% of Forever Royalties - 2.5% of Market Fee = available revenue.
To learn more:
If you click the percentage you can see how many accounts are set, which accounts, and how much percentage of the total each one will get. Like this:
Here you can see more advanced details of the NFT.
The smart contract, or store, from where this NFT was minted.
The transaction ID on the blockchain, of the creation of this NFT. If you click the little icon, you'll open on a new tab the NEAR explorer with the specific block detailing the transaction.
The ID of the specific thing on Mintbase.
These fields are optional to be filled during the minting process. If they weren't filled, they will not show up in the Thing Page.
Some NFTs have locations, a use case for this is for example if the NFTs are tickets for a festival.
Can be used for highres images, videos, 3D files, PDF documents...
Here you can check if this NFT is listed via or .
where this NFT was minted.
A store can have , here you can check who minted this specific NFT.
Here you can see all the properties of the NFT. These are the properties that you can .
All this info is set during the process.
Here is specified the storage where the info of the NFT is stored. It's on , a hybrid and decentralized network.
It's possible to add media to an NFT, that will be forever stored on the blockchain (also using ).
