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  • Pages
    • Understanding NFTs
      • What are NFTs?
      • Why are some NFTs so expensive?
      • What is minting?
      • What is NFT 2.0?
    • Welcome to RMRK Wiki
      • Understanding the Platform
      • Understanding and Managing Identity
      • Creating NFTs
    • Understanding RMRK
      • What is RMRK—a company, program, or currency?
      • What is the difference between RMRK and KSM and how does it impact my use of Singular?
      • Where can I store my $RMRK tokens?
      • Can I stake my $RMRK tokens?
      • What is the utility of $RMRK tokens?
      • Will RMRK have its own blockchain?
      • Why is $RMRK moving away from Statemine?
      • Where can I find current partnerships with RMRK?
      • How can I move my xcRMRK tokens to and from Ethereum?
      • How to move RMRK from a Centralized Exchange (CEX) to Statemine
      • How to move RMRK from Statemine to Moonriver
    • Singular
      • Understanding Singular
        • What is the difference between Singular and Kanaria?
        • Is Singular eco-friendly?
        • Is there a priority status between RMRK and KSM, and will it affect how I sell my work?
        • Why you should mint on Singular
      • Managing Identity
        • What is the means of identification?
        • What is an on-chain identity?
        • Why should you create an on-chain identity?
        • How do you create an on-chain identity?
        • How to cryptographically sign a message
      • Creating, Selling, Listing, and Gifting NFTs
        • How to setup your wallet
        • How to get KSM
        • How to mint an NFT
        • How to sell an NFT
        • How to gift an NFT
        • How to list, burn, and gift multiple NFTs in one transaction–batch operations
        • Best practices for success
        • Tips for launching a successful collection
        • How to clone an NFT on Singular
        • How to accept a new resource on your NFT
      • Verification, Copyright, and Plagiarism
        • What is copyright?
        • What is plagiarism?
        • Singular verification and plagiarism
        • How do I get verified?
      • I can't view my Polkadot-JS account in Singular
    • Kanaria
      • What is Kanaria?
      • The Hou-ou Festival
      • All about genesis gems
    • Skybreach
      • General
        • I'm new. What is Skybreach?
        • What tech is used to build Skybreach?
        • Will Skybreach be in 3D?
        • Will I be able to interact with Skybreach on mobile?
        • On which chain will skybreach be built on?
        • My NFT is not built using RMRK protocol. Can I use it on Skybreach?
        • Where can I access metaverse land map?
        • Where will skybreach gaming components be hosted?
        • When will Skybreach be launched?
        • What are the utilities of gems in skybreach?
      • Land
        • General
          • What is land?
          • What can I do with land?
          • What are Skylands?
          • What is a biome?
        • How does world decay work?
        • How does adjacency bonus work?
        • How does movement work in Skybreach land?
        • What are harberger Taxes?
      • Land sale
        • When will land sale begin?
        • Which wallet can I use for land sale?
        • Where can I get RMRK tokens for land sale?
        • Will all skylands be available for landsale?
        • What will be the price of land?
        • How do I participate in land sale?
        • I have a voucher. how do I use it?
        • What is the deadline for usage of land deed vouchers
        • Will kanaria owners be given land deed vouchers for sale of future skylands?
        • Do you have a referral program for land sale?
        • How do I make an offer for land?
        • How do I cancel an offer?
        • How do I retrieve my Escrowed Tokens?
      • Chunkies
        • Where can I learn about chunkies

Best practices for success

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Don’t remint pieces that you’ve already sold — this should go without saying. By minting a piece as a 1/1 and selling it, you are giving the collector the glorious feeling of owning your art. When you remint this piece (either on Singular or another platform), you are essentially stealing from the collector who loved your work enough to give you money for it. How would you feel if you were in the same shoes?
Make it clear to buyers how many times you’ll remint a piece if you’ll be reminting it — in the case that you believe your art is too valuable or good to be minted only once, it is only fair and sensible to inform the collectors ahead of time. You can simply do this by adding the information to the description of the piece when you mint (the first time as well as all other times). It’s about trust. By doing this, your collectors will have more trust in you and hence, you will get more sales.
Don’t mint other people's work — this is straight-up stealing. Please, do not do this. However, you can mint another person’s work if they have given the permission/rights to mint it.
If you’re going to mint multiples of an item consider making it a collection -- i.e. 1/40 of a duplicated piece so people can know how rare it is
Don’t start collections you don’t plan on finishing (finish what you started) — if not, collectors who bought from you the first time will not buy again, believing that you’re incompetent, or worse, a fraud.
Add a link to your portfolio or project website — this helps people to see your past work. It's never a bad idea to give people more art to browse.
Add an identity and contact information — this helps to prove your legitimacy as a human being. Futher, people are more open to buying from artists that they can contact (if they wanted to).
There are a lot of opportunities for artists to make it in the NFT space. Being dishonest is the quickest way to ruin your chances. If you're struggling with how to release an artwork, feel free to reach out to the community on Telegram. Also, read our interview with artists who have already launched successfully on , you'll be sure to learn a trick or two.
 
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