Frequently Asked Questions

A “Digital Original” of an artwork refers to a digital representation that captures the essence, detail, and authenticity of a physical artwork with high-resolution imaging and verified ownership data. This type of digital asset is created using advanced Digital Light Capture Technology and preserved on blockchain to ensure the original artwork’s unique properties and ownership history are recorded transparently and securely.

Here’s what makes a Digital Original distinct:

This digital transformation allows artworks to reach new collectors and digital art enthusiasts, offering galleries, museums, and artists a way to engage with audiences in virtual and digital spaces while retaining authenticity and exclusivity.

A Digital Native refers to a distinct digital artwork or creative expression presented directly by the creator or their authorized representative. A Digital Native can manifest in a wide variety of formats, reflecting the versatility of the digital medium, including but not limited to digital art, 3D art, animation, video art, generative art, multimedia compositions, etc. 

Here’s what makes a Digital Native distinct:

Here’s a quick guide for purchasing an asset (a Digital Original of an artwork or a Digital Native) via direct sale:

If you don’t have a crypto wallet, please pick an ERC-20 compatible wallet like MetaMask or Trust Wallet, set it up, and don’t forget to save the recovery phrase. It’s crucial to keep it safe and private. Do not share your recovery phrase with others, as doing so could put your account and funds at risk.  

Fund your crypto wallet with USDC and Ethereum (ETH) for transaction fees. If you use MetaMask then you can do it right in your wallet. You must have an amount bigger than the asset's price +100 USDC for the storage fee for a century.

That’s it! You’ve made a secure digital art purchase.

There is a guide on how to participate in an auction: 

If you don’t have a crypto wallet, please pick an ERC-20 compatible wallet like MetaMask or Trust Wallet, set it up, and don’t forget to save the recovery phrase. It’s crucial to keep it safe and private. Do not share your recovery phrase with others, as doing so could put your account and funds at risk.  

Fund your crypto wallet with USDC and Ethereum (ETH) for transaction fees. If you use MetaMask then you can do it right in your wallet. You must have an amount bigger than the asset's price +100 USDC for the storage fee for a century.

By following these steps, you can confidently participate in auctions, supporting artists and the growing digital art market. 

To view the asset (Digital Original of the artwork or Digital Native) you purchased in your crypto wallet, there are two main ways:

Here's a brief guide on how to use your assets (a Digital Original of an artwork or a Digital Native):

These options provide versatility for viewing, sharing, and even monetizing your assets securely.

At the initial stage, collectors can only sell their assets on our platform. After purchasing a token, you’ll need to hold it for at least one year before selling, to help prevent speculation. In the future, we may offer options for trading tokens on other platforms.

Here is a quick guide to selling assets (a Digital Original of an artwork or a Digital Native) on the secondary market:

These steps ensure a smooth resale on the secondary market while maintaining the integrity of the asset and its ownership history on the blockchain.

That’s it! Now you’re ready to send and receive ERC-20 tokens.

Experiencing difficulties connecting to your crypto wallet can be frustrating, but there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose and resolve most connectivity issues with your crypto wallet.

Here is a quick guide on how to fund your crypto wallet with ETH and USDC (ERC-20):

Step 1: Choose an Exchange

We recommend using Binance, WhiteBit, or ByBit. In this guide, we will use Binance, but the steps are similar for other exchanges.

Step 2: Register and Verify Your Identity

You need to register on the exchange and complete identity verification. You can find instructions on how to verify your identity on Binance [here]. Overall, it’s a straightforward process if you follow the provided guidelines.

Step 3: Purchase USDC

Buy USDC by following the steps shown in [this video]. If you use Binance, you can follow this guide.

Step 4: Purchase ETH

Next, purchase ETH. ETH is necessary to pay network fees for future transactions. The required amount of ETH depends on how many transactions you plan to make and the current network fees at the time of the transaction. Typically, $40 worth of ETH is sufficient for 6-13 bids on an auction. Follow the instructions [in this video] to buy ETH. If you use Binance, you can follow this guide.

Step 5: Transfer Cryptocurrency to a Wallet

After purchasing USDC and ETH, the next step is to transfer them to a wallet on the Ethereum network. Perform the actions shown [in this video] to send cryptocurrency. This process is the same for any cryptocurrency, so in this case, you need to send both ETH and USDC. If you use Binance, you can follow this guide.

The final step of confirming the transaction may vary depending on the authentication methods you choose when setting up your account.

To connect your ERC-20 crypto wallet (e.g., MetaMask) funded with ETH or USDC, click 'Connect Wallet' at the top of the page and follow the prompts in your wallet interface.