NFT

Overview of NFT
Overview of NFT
Introduction to NFT
Fungibility
Non-Fungibility
Returning to NFTs
History of NFT
Understanding Blockchain
What is the importance of NFT?
Breaking down myths of NFT
Summary
Working of NFT
Understand Blockchain Ecosystem
Logical Components of Blockchain Ecosystem
Blockchain Ecosystems helping businesses
Cryptocurrencies
How does cryptocurrency work?
What are crypto wallets?
Different Crypto Coins
Summary
Creating your own NFT
Introduction to NFT Creation
Basic Procedures
Best Exchanges for NFTs
Summary on How to Create own NFT
NFT Marketplace
Overview on NFT Marketplace
Operations of NFT Market place
OpenSea and Solana
MetaMask Wallet
Token Swap
Cryptocurrency Storage
Access to Dapps
How to Install Metamask on your browser
How to connect Metamask wallet to OpenSea
Summary on NFT Marketplace
Listing NFT in the Marketplace
Funding your crypto wallets for NFT
How to create your NFT and sell it on OpenSea marketplace
NFT Marketing Strategies
Conclusion
Protecting NFTs
Introduction
How to keep your NFT Safe
Ethereum often used for NFT projects
Conclusion
Glossary for NFT
Glossary
Acronyms for NFT
Acronyms

MetaMask Wallet

What is MetaMask?

The majority of cryptocurrency users simply have wallets that are linked to the exchanges where they trade. It mimics a standard email/password record, giving consumers the incorrect impression of how blockchain addresses work.

MetaMask is a non-custodial wallet that can be used through a browser or mobile and gives you full control over your assets. It has considerable benefits and drawbacks, which we will explain further below. In a nutshell, MetaMask is a cryptocurrency wallet that lets you store, transfer, and trade ERC-20 tokens. The ability to communicate with smart contract-based platforms that are active on Ethereum or Layer2s on Ethereum separates

MetaMask from other wallet programs. MetaMask was established by Aaron Davis and the blockchain business ConsenSys.