Key points covered in this episode:

First thing — set up your wallet. If you need more guidance in this, go ahead and go to the Global Leaders Collective website for tutorials and a step-by-step guide. Or you can sign up for Lee’s new course that takes you through everything you need to know from start to finish for understanding NFTs Like an expert.

Connect your wallet to OpenSea. Find the wallet icon and select MetaMask. You want to make sure that you always check what you’re actually signing. Now OpenSea is a verifiable website that sells billions of dollars worth of NFTs monthly. So we’re pretty safe here.

Create a new item. Drag and click the image you want to use and title the image. If there’s an external link you want with the original image with some video connected from your YouTube page, go ahead and put the URL right there. Only the person who buys your NFT will access it under the unlockable content.

Get supply. This will be a one of one. (In another podcast, we talk about the difference between one of one and the multiple ones.) Pick which blockchain you want to use it on. So you get to choose which one you want to use when it comes to the person who buys this NFT. If you’re using an Ethereum, the gas fees will be significantly more than the Polygon network. So we’re going to stick to Etherium just for now and then create. Give it a few seconds. Now, depending on the time of day and how busy the platform is, each transaction must be verified before it comes back.

Get ready to sell. All you have to do is click on Sell, choose a fixed price or time option. It will reflect how much the market evaluates it, and the duration you choose can be a day, it can be a month, it can be a week, it can even be a year.

There’ll be a fee (it’s at 2.5% in this demo.) Your MetaMask will open up any wallet you’re using that’s connected to OpenSea. Verify and sign off on it and wait for confirmation. Your item will be listed to the public.

You’re all set! You have a choice to lower the price or cancel the listing; however, if you cancel the listing, there’s a processing fee sometimes if it’s already been minted, so be careful of that.