Guide to tokenized art
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Tokenized art is any artwork — digital or physical — that’s linked to a unique digital token on the blockchain, often referred to as an NFT (non-fungible token). That token acts as a kind of proof of ownership, authenticity, and origin, stored securely and publicly.
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When you collect tokenized art, you're not just buying an image, you're acquiring a work with permanence. Each piece is recorded on the blockchain, giving you a transparent and verifiable history of ownership. It can’t be lost, faked, or taken away.
For artists, this model offers more than visibility. It provides autonomy. It allows direct connection with collectors, transparent provenance, and in many cases, ongoing royalties through secondary sales.
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It’s simpler than it sounds:
Set up a crypto wallet — I recommend Metamask or Phantom.
Buy some ETH (Ethereum) — You can do this right in your wallet or through an exchange like Coinbase.
Visit the platform — Most of my work is available on Manifold, Foundation or OpenSea.
Connect your wallet and collect — Once connected, you can purchase a work directly.
Still unsure? Feel free to reach out. I’m happy to guide you through your first piece.
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