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NFT: 5 Steps NigeriansCan Convert TheirPhotos Into Digital ArtsAnd Make Money
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NFT stands for a non-fungible token,
which means that hidden in those quirky
artworks, there’s a unique and non-
interchangeable unit of data stored on a
digital ledger using blockchain
technology to establish proof of
ownership.
NFT which is a part of blockchain
technology has been getting much buzz
in the media in the way it enriches art
creators.
Selling an NFT relies much on the ability
of the art creator to market their pieces
and let potential customers see their
values
The journey to minting your first piece
starts with getting a crypto wallet and
registering on an NFT marketplace.

If you are thinking creating Non-
Fungible Tokens is a path to getting rich
quickly, take your mind off the idea, it
will not. Like other endeavours, you
need to work hard at it.
NFTs are digital arts that are showcased
on online marketplaces called
exchanges for people who appreciate
them to buy. If this is your first entrance
into crypto, Binance Academy has a full
course here.

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<h1>
1. Sync your wallet</h1>

The first step you need to take is to go
and open a crypto wallet and connect it
to your OpenSea account, the NFT
marketplace you want to sell your
photos on.
To do this, login into your account and
click on the “Create” button in the top
corner to get yourself started. It should
be noted that other marketplaces have
similar prompts on their site that are
similar to OpenSea’s own.

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2. Creating your first piece</h2>
Still on your OpenSea account, click on
“Create” you will be asked to upload
your file.
Different files like Jpegs, and MP4 are
allowed.
There would be boxes where you will be
asked to describe your file.
You will also need to choose which
network you want to mint your NFT on.
Popular ones are Ethereum and an
Ethereum-based protocol called Polygon
(MATIC).
Once you click complete after following
all the procedures, your first NFT is
minted. Congrats!

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3. Fund your wallet</h3>
Remember the wallet you connected in
step 1? Make sure you have some
money in it. In this case, some eth.
This is important as making any sale on
the blockchain requires that you pay
some fees known as gas fees.
Before even selling anything at all,
deposit some money in your wallet. Do
not worry about how much the fees
would cost, OpenSea system will do the
calculation for you.

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4. Selling your NFT</h4>
After you have successfully minted your
NFT, go to the marketplace and click on
“Sell” on the page your piece is on.
From there, pick the type of sale you
want between a time auction or selling
at a fixed price.
After this, the marketplace will also tell
you the fees you would be paying for
the sale. OpenSea charges around 2.5%
of the selling price. READ ALSO
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5. The power of networking</h5>
Minting and putting your NFT up for sale
is not going to give your automatic
money.
You need to network within the NFT
community and share your collection
with people.
The more popular your works are, the
higher possibility of getting someone
interested in it.
The downside is you may spend much
minting an NFT and not get someone to
buy it at all.<br>
Photographer makes money from NFT
Meanwhile, Olahypes earlier
reported that a young Nigerian man,
Adisa Olashile, who became popular on
the internet as the brilliant photographer
who converts photos to NFT did it again.
Days after he sold photos of an old
drummer for over N1 million, Adisa went
back to him and fulfilled his promise of
giving the man 50% of what he made
from the NFTs.
In the emotional clip, the man was
amazed when he gave him bunches of
naira notes.
He even took the man to a phone shop
to get him a smartphone.

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