Since the advent of Web3 and the blockchain, NFTs have invaded the digital sector, with varying degrees of success. If you in turn want to embark on this adventure and create your own NFT, in the hope of perhaps selling it, you should not, however, do anything and respect the rules.
An NFT, what is it?
The acronym of NFT designates in English a Non-Fungible Token, a non-fungible token in French. This somewhat barbaric term designates a certificate of authenticity applied to a digital work (an image, music, video, animation or even a Tweet), essentially dematerialized. This certificate makes you the owner of the rights of this digital object and guarantees you the unique and non-replicable character. Owners of NFTs can choose to keep them for themselves or sell them on a cryptocurrency exchange using blockchain technology.
How to quickly and easily create your own NFT?
To get started creating NFTs, you first need to make sure you have a cryptocurrency wallet (Metamask, Coinbase or BitKeep to cite just a few examples), which will allow you to centralize your digital collections, as well as to monetize them. Then, you will have to go to a specialized platform that will allow you to “mint” your NFT, i.e. register it on the blockchain to ensure its inviolability, and that it will not be able to be modified later. OpenSea, Rarible, Mintable or even SuperRare are among the major players in this activity. Once your NFT is “minted”, all you have to do is link it to your crypto wallet to ensure that you are its owner. That’s it, you’ve designed your first NFT!
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