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Whereas the crypto
as well as the NFT marketplace has temporarily lost its momentum, NFT still
retains a large community of creators and investors, and it could be a viable
gateway into crypto and NFT gains even in this crypto bear market. Despite the
crash, the over $11 billion NFT market still has some exotic NFTs that are
worth millions of dollars. Everyone should be minting an NFT in 2024, but we
understand that not everyone can afford to due to the exorbitant gas fees,
regardless of the actual cost of the said NFT. In this tutorial, we take you on
a step-by-step guide on how you can mint your own NFTs from virtually anything:
your artwork, pictures of beautiful moments, a piece of land, or an estate,
all for free without paying any gas fees.
Won’t it be great if you can convert
your pictures into NFTs and earn a huge income with zero gas fees? Though some
marketplaces charge expensive gas fees to mint your digital art, new
marketplaces are coming up with cheaper and better ways to mint. But in this
article, we'll show you how to do it completely free of charge, without having
to worry about exorbitant gas prices.
For those who are completely new to
crypto and the world of NFTs [blockchain], it wouldn't hurt to start with this
clarification to get everyone on the same page. NFTs are non-fungible tokens,
unique packets of digital data representing ownership that cannot be replaced
by anything else. NFTs are not limited to paintings; they can be anything
digital, such as music, sketches, artwork, or drawings. These days, the
greatest excitement is around using this disruptive technology to sell digital
art. As a matter of fact, the growing popularity of NFTs has attracted many
creators and artists who have migrated to the digital space by minting their
artworks into NFTs and generating huge profits. According to a bybit article,
"NFT artist Beeple, known for his top-selling NFTs, had an image sell for
$69 million at Christie's."
NFT minting is the process of
uniquely publishing your token on a blockchain to make it purchasable, unique,
and non-fungible. In simple terms, minting is converting your digital file into
a digital asset that can be bought or sold by adding it to a blockchain, such
as Ethereum.
NFT markets have gained so much
popularity in recent years, and many digital files and tokens are exchanged
daily. But the greatest challenge mitigating the buying, selling, and
transferring of NFTs comes from the high gas fees associated with NFT minting
and transactions on the Ethereum network. The average cost of minting an NFT on
OpenSea could be as high as $500.00 at the minimum. But don’t worry, we know
you want to mint, buy, and sell NFT at zero fees, hence this publication.
A blockchain is a decentralized
network that is not owned by any central authority. The blockchain is
maintained by miners who mint creators’ NFTs with their computing power and
resources, and in return for their computing power, earn gas fees as an
incentive.
If there are fees involved in minting
tokens to incentivize miners who maintain the network, one may now ask,
"How is it possible to mint and sell NFT art for free?" Lazy minting is one of the ways to go around it without paying the gas fees.
What is lazy minting? Lazy minting of
NFTs is a situation whereby an NFT is available outside the blockchain and only
minted after a sale has been made. This method does not entirely eliminate the
gas fee, but it does shift the boarding. That means that you don’t have to pay
gas fees upfront, as they are borne by the buyers of your NFT instead.
Some of the most popular NFT
marketplaces where you can mint for free include OpenSea, Rarible, and
Mintable. openSea and Rarible are more popular options than Mintable, but they
are the three most common platforms that allow you to mint NFTs for free with
ease.
There are many other creators of
NFTs; in fact, almost all cryptocurrency exchanges now have NFT marketplaces
where you can mint your NFTs, but with a fee. But as a beginner, we advise
trying out the free options above to see if you find the experience exciting
enough to go deeper with the paid options.
We will now take each of the platforms mentioned above [OpenSea, Rarible, and Mintable] in subsequent posts.
Meanwhile, let us know how you feel about this post and your knowledge of NFTs
You can now start minting on any of the maintained platforms, see the detailed tutorials on each of them below
How to Mint NFTs on Mintable for Free in 2024 [The Beginner’s Guide]
Step by Step Guide on How to Create NFTs for Free on Rarible
A Beginner’s Guide to Creating NFTs in OpenSea for Free
Shalom!
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