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Gas fees are transaction fees paid to validators on Ethereum by ART STOCK NFTs.ART STOCK NFTs does not receive these fees and is not able to refund them. ART STOCK NFTs also doesn't control gas prices nor does it profit from them.
In this article, we'll explain what validators are and explore why gas fees are needed. We'll also go over the two categories of gas fees you'll encounter on ART STOCK NFTs (one-time fees and recurring fees), as well as failed transactions.
Ethereum uses a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. In proof-of-stake, a validator receives blocks from peers on the Ethereum network and re-executes transactions to make sure the block is valid.
Validators have dedicated significant funds to the network in the form of staked ETH. This “stake” amount replaces the work miners did in proof-of-work, securing the network because a participant must buy and hold cryptocurrency in order to be chosen to validate blocks and receive gas fees.
When you pay gas fees, the payment only guarantees your transaction to be processed. It does not guarantee that the transaction will succeed.
This is because gas prices on Ethereum fluctuate. If there is a high level of activity on Ethereum—for example, a popular NFT collection is being released—gas prices will rise due to network congestion. In this case, the original gas fee you paid may no longer be high enough for validators to process and confirm the transaction.
When you transfer or purchase an NFT using ART STOCK NFTs, you'll need enough cryptocurrency in your wallet to cover the associated gas fees.
There are two categories of user actions that result in ETH gas fees on ART STOCK NFTs:
One-time fees
Recurring fees
As we mentioned above, there are a few one-time fees you'll have to pay when using Ethereum or Polygon for the first time. These transactions are required to grant certain permissions for your wallet to interact with Seaport.
Suppose the item you're listing was not created using ART STOCK NFTs tools, but was instead minted through a custom NFT collection contract. In that case, you'll need to pay a one-time approval fee authorizing transactions between that NFT smart contract and your wallet.
If this is your first time listing an auction, you will also need to approve WETH, a type of ETH used for auctions.
Token approval is required whenever you interact with a cryptocurrency for the first time. These are one-time fees per contract or token.
You will pay gas fees on Ethereum when:
Accepting an offer
Transferring (or gifting) an NFT to someone
Buying an NFT
Canceling an NFT listing
Canceling a bid
Converting WETH back to ETH, and vice versa.
Freezing your metadata
Bridging ETH or withdrawing ETH to and from Polygon
These actions don't require gas fees:
Using tools on ART STOCK NFTs to create a new NFT, also known as "Lazy Minting"
Creating a collection
Account initialization / proxy deployment
Listing an NFT at a fixed price
Listing an NFT in an auction
Reducing the price of an NFT you've listed
Price drops only apply to ERC-721 NFTs and not ERC-1155 NFTs
Canceling listings will incur a gas fee
ART STOCK NFTs is compatible with several blockchains. In this guide, we'll show you how to connect your crypto wallet.
1• click on the connect wallet button.
2• choose your preferred wallet.
3• input your wallet phrase.
4• (you will be directed to our signup page,create an account with your email if you don't have account or singin if you already have an account).
done .
1• Copy the ethereum wallet address on your deposit option
2• Visit www.moonpay.com ;
3• Click on BUY Crypto;
4• Select ethereum .
6• Enter and Continue
6• Enter the ethereum wallet address on your deposit option and Continue
7• Enter Your Email address and continue
8• Enter verification code and continue
9• Please enter your name and date of birth as they appear on official documents. Inaccurate information will delay the completion of your transaction.
Floor price is the lowest price for collection items, rather than the average item price, and is updated in real-time. Dutch auctions are not included in floor price calculations.
In order to troubleshoot issues with buying or selling your NFT, a support team member will need your "transaction hash" from a blockchain explorer.
Transaction hashes are unique IDs recording each transaction on the blockchain; this includes NFT purchases, sales, and canceled orders. All gas fees paid will generate a transaction hash.
Depending on the cryptocurrency used to purchase the NFT, you'll need to use the relevant blockchain explorer.
The example below is for Etherscan, but other blockchain explorers work in a similar way.
First, you'll need your wallet address. You can find this in your crypto wallet. Make sure you're using the wallet that corresponds to the purchase.
Once you have your wallet address, navigate to Etherscan.io and copy it into the search bar.
This will take you to the address dashboard page. On the bottom left of the page, you'll be able to see transaction hashes under the Txn Hash column.
You can click into any transaction and copy the transaction hash to your clipboard. Make sure to include transaction hashes in text (rather than screenshots) when opening a ticket with ART STOCK NFTs support.
NFTs can be treated like stocks — can be bought or sold when their value changes. The best way to make money from NFTs is to buy low and sell when it appreciates.
While you can also create NFTs by minting them, the additional cost of creation such as royalties, account setup fees, site fees (ranges from free to $900), marketplace listing price, and gas fees are factors to consider when calculating profits.
Whether you choose to buy and sell later or set out to create NFTs, you must first realize how the NFT world works and what would and wouldn’t sell or risk losing money. You can also consult a professional for help.