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      Manage your NFTs on enter.audio

      Everything from re-listing your NFT, to hidden sales and how to talk with the artist/your buyer...👀 Keep track of your playlists, albums and collaborations


      Listing, relisting and hiding NFTs


      Use the drop-down menu of any NFT in owned to find options to list for sale, auction or choose to hide your NFT. Edit, mint and delete is only active before minting. 

      Want to change the price? Simply un-list the NFT and list it again for your new price. 


      Removing items from your portfolio

      If the content is not yet minted, you can still delete it with the delete button in the drop-down menu. A burn solution to remove unwanted NFTs is in the works. Already minted an unwanted NFT? Hide it from the front view in the drop-down menu while you wait for the burn feature!


      Experiencing troubles re-listing?

      1. Make sure you are connected with the wallet that owns the NFT, and that you have smart chain BNB to pay the network fee.
      2. Try to disconnect and reconnect your wallet to enter.audio.
      3. If the smart chain network is congested, your transaction might be pending for a while. You can check if the listing transaction is pending in your wallet. 


      Stay connected with direct messages and notifications


      Use the Direct Messages feature to communicate with the artist/collector. A great place to say thank you for a purchase, and maybe even propose a commission? 

      Make sure not to miss out with notifications:
      • Follow your favourite artists or a particular NFT on enter
      • Get notified when someone purchases your NFTs 
      • Follow your active auctions

      💡Pricing your NFTs

      We sometimes meet artists or resellers asking about pricing for a certain NFT. You are always free to set your own prices, and it is essentially up to you what you are willing to accept for your work.

      It might be wise to consider: 

      • What is included in your NFT?
      • Are you offering a physical piece as well?
      • Is it an exclusive one of a kind or is it a multi minted copy? 
      The NFT market is broad and in constant change. Make sure to stay up to date on the market, so that you can find your place in it!


      Are the features acting up? Get help here!