The next step is to configure metadata to the contract as individual assets. We support individual asset creation to start, with .CSV upload and other multi-asset upload capabilities coming soon.
Add asset name, description, info about the artist, media, and optional trait info
Optional fields
Add quantity limit: maximum amount mintable/wallet
Add minimum: minimum amount to mint/transaction
Burn to redeem: if you want users to burn the NFT to redeem it. You can add a field they need to fill in, show a blank text or collect shipping details(needs API integration).
Click ‘Finish’ when you’re done or ‘Duplicate’ / ‘New Asset’ to add more
Choose the currency you’d like to list in (native currency or loyalty points if enabled)
Choose the price and the assets you’d like to list - to see which assets remain unlisted toggle over the ‘Unlisted Assets’ text in the modal’s topline.
Note: you can either set the assets you want by asset ID either by comma separation or - (ie. 1,2,3,4 and 1-4 do the same thing)
Choose listing duration start and (optional) end time
Add an auction name, description, duration, and currency
Note: Auctions can be tied to one or more than one onchain asset, so please add sufficient description to explain to the user what they’re bidding on
Choose your auction mechanics:
Minimum Bid: The minimum amount any bidder can start the auction with
Minimum Bid Increment: The minimum increase on any bid from the previous highest bid
Reserve Price: The minimum bid that is valid to win the auction, this is the most important of these three inputs
Multi-Winner Auctions Only: By default, multi-winner auctions charge each bidder the amount they bid, if ‘Reverse Dutch Auction’ is toggled we’ll instead refund all winners the difference of their bid and the lowest price winning bid
Blind Auctions Only: If toggled on, users can only see their own bids. All other bids are hidden