Writing NFT
A Writing NFT is an NFT representing the ownership of a written work
Writing NFT
A "Writing NFT" is a non-fungible token (NFT) representing the ownership of a written work, such as an article or any other type of text, with or without accompanying illustrations. In other words, it is digital evidence of the ownership of a piece of written content.
There are several ways to collect a Writing NFT:
- 1.
- 2.
- 3.
The price changes dynamically based on supply and demand of the NFT. Creators do not need to set the price and quantity. Readers do not need to set the bidding price too, just collect when the price feels right. The market price will decrease when someone sells in the NFT Marketplace.
If you want to publish your written works as NFTs, you can do so via several platforms that support LikeCoin Writing NFTs, such as WordPress websites, Liker.Social, and illustBuy. Additionally, you can use the NFT portal to publish any web page as an NFT.
Once your NFTs are published, they will be automatically listed. Others can collect them through Liker Land or an NFT Widget or NFT Portfolio without any additional work on your part.
Yes. Readers can buy Writing NFT with LikeCoin without registering a Liker ID.
Sure. The Web3Press plugin supports NFT Widgets with Keplr wallet address. You can also login your wallet to the NFT Portal to mint NFT, and then display your work on the NFT Portfolio, and share the link for readers to purchase.
You can install the LikeCoin Web3Press plugin, and each post will automatically add an NFT Widget. You can also post on writing platforms that support NFT Widget. Users who have technical background can add the iframe of NFT Widget to any webpage.
Yes, you can always share the link of your NFT which can be copied from the NFT Portfolio page or the NFT Marketplace.
There is no upper limit in principle. However, as the marked price will increase automatically as sales goes on, the minting of NFT will stop automatically when the price reaches a point that is out of market’s expectation.
Last modified 1mo ago