Sticky
  • INTRODUCTION
    • What Is Sticky?
  • Sticky Overview
    • What Am I Buying?
    • What Are Sticky Coins?
    • What Are NFT Packs?
  • Once I've Bought An NFT, What Do I Do Then?
  • How Do I Sell An NFT?
  • How Can I Earn $ On Sticky?
  • How Can I Create An NFT?
  • What Blockchains Does Sticky Support?
  • What Is A Sticky Wallet?
  • What Is The Sticky Ledger?
  • Why don’t the NFTs I create appear on the main screen or in search?
  • How Do I Get Paid?
  • Why Sticky vs. Other NFT Marketplaces?
  • NFTs & Blockchain Basics
    • What Is Web 3.0?
    • What Is Blockchain?
    • What Is An NFT?
    • How Do NFTs Work?
    • How Can I Find An NFT I Like?
    • What Is A Crypto Wallet?
    • What Is Minting?
    • What Is The Difference Between Ethereum and Polygon?
    • What Is The Difference Between ERC721, ERC1155 and ERC20?
    • What Are Gas Fees?
    • How Can I Avoid High Gas Fees?
    • What Is An NFT Drop?
    • What Is A DAO?
  • Sticky Team
    • Sticky Team
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What Is Minting?

Minting an NFT, is the process of creating a unique digital asset and publishing it on a blockchain and creating the unique token that represents ownership of that digital file.

Once an NFT is minted, it can be bought, sold and transferred. The value of an NFT can fluctuate depending on demand and rarity.

The process of minting an NFT requires a digital file, a smart contract and frequently a small fee to pay for the gas of the smart contract creation and the creation of the NFT on the blockchain.

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