Start with setting up a digital wallet using your social account, email or a hot wallet such as Metamask, You can connect now by clicking the wallet icon in the top right corner. 

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Digital wallets are becoming more and more popular as we move into the digital age. If you're not familiar with digital wallets, they are essentially a digital way to store your money and other digital assets. You can use digital wallets for a variety of purposes, such as paying for goods and services online, transferring money to other people, or even Just storing your digital money. 

There are a few different ways to set up a digital wallet. You can use your social account, email address, or even a hot wallet such as Metamask. In this article, we will show you how to set up a digital wallet using Metamask. First, you will need to create an account with Metamask. Once you have created an account, you will be able to log in and access your digital wallet. You will then be able to add funds to your wallet and start using it right away. Thanks for reading and we hope this article has helped you learn how to set up a digital wallet using Metamask.

Learn how to set up a digital wallet using your social account, email or a hot wallet such as Metamask.

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This article helps guide you on creating a claimable drop of one-of-one NFTs using the ERC-721 standard. 

The NFT Drop is best used when you want to release a 1-of-1 or 1-of-many NFT collection, such as a PFP (profile picture) collection. The NFT Drop allows you to define the conditions for when and how you can mint an NFT, including allowlists, release dates, claim limits and delayed reveals.

Release a PFP Collection where each NFT has a different combination of traits

Release NFTs of your artwork, and have your community mint them for a price

Create a restricted-access NFT drop, where only a certain list of wallets can claim it

Create a claimable drop of one-of-one NFTs using the ERC-721 standard.

Minting An NFT Drop

Digital wallets are blockchain-native applications that allow for creating, selling, and collecting NFTs on MakersPlace. A digital wallet is an application built on blockchain technology that serves as your identity and the mechanism to sign and store the digital artworks you create and sell.

A digital wallet is a must-have for anyone who wants to participate in the digital economy. By connecting your digital wallet to a blockchain network, you can transact with anyone in the world without having to rely on a central authority. This not only makes transactions more efficient, but it also makes them more secure. In addition, a digital wallet gives you complete control over your digital assets. With a traditional bank account, you are reliant on the bank to keep your money safe. However, with a digital wallet, you are the only one who has access to your funds. As a result, you can rest assured that your money is safe and sound. So why not connect with a digital wallet today? It’s the smart way to transact in the digital economy.

A digital blockchain wallet provides numerous advantages over traditional wallets.

For one, digital blockchain wallets are much more secure since they are decentralized and spread across a network of computers. This makes it virtually impossible for hackers to steal your information or funds.

Another advantage of digital blockchain wallets is that they offer greater privacy. Since your data is not stored in a central location, it is more difficult for third parties to track your transactions.

Finally, digital blockchain wallets are very user-friendly and easy to use. Even if you are not tech-savvy, you can still easily manage your digital blockchain wallet with ease.

Custodial wallets are automatically generated for Social Login users when they perform actions that would require a wallet, but they do not have one connected yet. For creators, this involves minting (publishing) an NFT if they haven’t yet connected a personal (non-custodial) wallet. 

Custodial wallets are also required for anyone who purchases with a credit card on our site, even if they have a personal wallet connected

When you create a digital wallet, you are typically assigned a 12 or 24-word keyphrase. This is your private key that you own and manage. This private key acts as a recovery phrase if you lose your password or are locked out of your wallet for any reason. You must store this key in a safe and secure place. If you lose it, you will lose access to your wallet’s contents forever.

Best practices for storing your private keys:

. Many people never even type their private keys once. The most secure place for a private key is in the “cold storage” of the physical realm where something is offline.

. There is never any reason to give anyone your private key. Don’t do it.

. Don’t lose it or store it in a place where the material on which your private key is written could be compromised.

Why You Need To Connect With A Digital Wallet

Why Connect With A Wallet

You will need digital currency, a crypto wallet, and a Creative Social account to start buying or selling products using our Marketplace.

Start by going to our signup process and register your account 

You can get ETH or MATIC, the digital currency that fuels transactions on the Ethereum and Polygon blockchain. 

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The NFT Edition allows you to mint multiple NFTs based on the same image file then pass a supply for that edition. This is refered to as "One-of-Many" and share the same ID and the same image while having multiple of them. This type uses the ERC-1155 standard.

These NFTs can be listed for sale in our marketplace and allow for royalties. They are best to use when you want to release many NFTs based on the same asset.

Create an NFT Collection where each NFT has 100+ copies

Airdrop a list of wallet addresses an NFT that all use the same asset and metadata

Create 10 copies of your artwork and sell them on our Marketplace

Minting an NFT Edition using ERC-1155 based on the same image file

The NFT Edition allows you to mint multiple NFTs based on the same image file then pass a supply for that edition. This is refered to as "One-of-Many" and share the same ID and the same image.

Minting An NFT Edition

This article helps guide you on creating or "Lazy Minting" a claimable NFT drop edition ousing the ERC-721 standard.

The Edition Drop contract is best used when you want to release many NFTs based on the same asset, and uses the ERC1155 Standard, also known as "Semi-Fungible Tokens". The Edition Drop allows you to define the conditions for when and how you mint an NFT, including allowlists, release dates, claim limits and delayed reveals.

Create NFT Memberships such as our Early Access Cards that you want your users to claim

Release an item in your game for a limited-time

Create 100 NFTs based on one art-piece, and allow users to claim one per wallet

Create a claimable drop of N-of-one NFTs using the ERC-721 standard

Learn how to create a claimable drop of N-of-one NFTs using the ERC-721 standard

Minting An NFT Edition Drop

Unlike traditional wallets, which hold's actual cash, digital crypto wallets technically don't store crypto. Your digital assets live on the blockchain and can only be accessed using a private key - this is considered a 

Your private keys prove ownership of your digital money (assets) which allows you to make secure and private transactions.

Our platform supports authentication with Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Elrond. When connecting your wallet, all your 

The preferred authentication is using the MetaMask wallet. It is the most popular wallet to connect Dapps built on any EVM chain and you are the custodian of the private keys.

Unlike traditional wallets, which hold's actual cash, digital crypto wallets technically don't store crypto.

Connecting Digital Wallets

NFTs, or "Non-Fungible Tokens", are digital assets that are stored on a blockchain. This provides a decentralized and secure way to track and manage ownership of digital assets. NFTs can be used for a variety of purposes, such as Proof of Ownership and authentication. Additionally, NFTs provide a unique identifier for digital assets that cannot be replicated, making them ideal for a variety of applications.

The benefits of using NFTs – why they are becoming more popular

NFTs are becoming more popular due to their many benefits and applications. The benefits of using NFTs include:

NFTs provide a unique identifier for digital assets that cannot be replicated, making them ideal for Proof of Ownership and authentication purposes.

NFTs can be stored on a blockchain, providing a decentralized and secure way to track and manage ownership of digital assets.

NFTs can be used for a variety of applications, such as video games, digital art, and more.

How to use NFTs – a guide for beginners

If you are new to the world of NFTs, don't worry! This guide will teach you everything you need to know about how to use NFTs.

Choose an application or platform that supports NFTs. (P.S. You can use Creative Social!)

Create an account and connect your wallet.

Here are a few tips to help you get started:

There are a variety of applications and platforms that support NFTs. Do some research to find one that suits your needs. We designed Creative Social to be the most customer-friendly platform, check us out!

Most applications and platforms require you to connect a wallet to use NFTs. Make sure you have a compatible wallet before getting started.

You can buy or mint NFTs. Buying NFTs is usually cheaper and easier, but minting NFTs allows you to create your unique assets.

Once you have your NFTs, you can start using them for a variety of purposes. Get creative and have fun!

NFTs come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common type of NFT is an ERC-721 token, which is used for applications such as digital art, video games, and more. Other types of NFTs include ERC-1155 tokens, which are often used for gaming items, and ERC-20 tokens, which are commonly used for utility purposes.

There are also different types of NFTs that you might see if you are scouring the internet, some include:

Music NFTs are becoming wildly popular, with big names such as Kings of Leon, Grimes, and 3LAU all selling NFTs of their music. Music NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-1155 token and can be used to represent ownership of a digital asset, such as a song or album. By allowing the artist to release clips, singles, and more directly to their fans, they are strengthening their following and can control their music more than they had been able to previously.


Art NFTs are another type of NFT that is becoming increasingly popular. Artists are using NFTs to sell their artwork in a completely new way. Art NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-721 token and can be used to represent ownership of a digital asset, such as a piece of art. Artists, such as Beeple, have sold their NFTs for millions of dollars, proving that there is a big market for art NFTs.

Real-world assets, such as property or land, can also be tokenized and represented as an NFT. This allows for a new way of ownership and verification. Real-world assets that are represented as NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-20 token. So what does this look like? A growing use case that we are seeing is where farmers need to raise capital. They are turning to NFTs to fractionalize land ownership and give investors a way to own a piece of the farm. Funds are then being used to grow operations, purchase additional equipment, and more. This is just one example of how NFTs are changing the game when it comes to real-world assets.

Utility NFTs are a type of NFT that provides utility or function within a certain ecosystem. Utility NFTs are usually used for things like reward points, loyalty programs, or in-game items. Utility NFTs come in a variety of forms, but the most common type is an ERC-20 token. Creative Social is working with brands to not only leverage existing loyalty programs but to supercharge them by leveraging the blockchain. This gives brands a way to reach new customers, engage their existing customer base, and create loyalty like never before.

Tickets and memberships can also be tokenized and represented as an NFT. This allows for a new way of ownership and verification. Tickets and memberships that are represented as NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-20 token. We are seeing an uptick in venues adopting NFTs as a form of ticketing. Creative Social identified that as an opportunity and worked exclusively with The Tone Knows company to develop the Smart Pass. The Smart Pass is safer and more secure than ever while providing more utility to the pass holders.

We are starting to see a trend in NFTs being used for short-term rentals. This is usually done through an ERC-721 token. The most common use case that we are seeing is digital art. A collector may purchase an NFT and then rent it out to a museum or gallery for some time. This allows the collector to generate revenue from their purchase and also allows the museum or gallery to display the art without having to purchase it outright. We think that this trend will continue and we will start to see more NFTs being used for short-term rentals.

NFTs are changing the game when it comes to digital assets and ownership. We think that we will continue to see NFTs being adopted by a variety of industries as a means of ownership and verification. Additionally, we think that NFTs will continue to be used for short-term rentals as we are already seeing a trend in that direction. So, where do NFTs fit in the future? We think they have a bright future and will continue to be adopted by a variety of industries.

This post was brought to you by Creative Social. We are a blockchain-enabled platform that is redefining e-commerce. To learn more about what we are up to, check out our website or connect with us on 

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To interact with the Creative Social NFT Marketplace; you will need to create an account and then link a non-custodial crypto wallet. This wallet allows you to view, purchase, sell and interact with other content creators and become a member of the community.

After you have gone through the proper steps to create a crypto wallet; you will now be able to create a Creative Social user profile.

Under your profile, you will be able to link your digital wallet which can allow you to purchase digital assets via cryptocurrency and fiat (debit/credit/Apple Pay, Google Pay).

Once the account is confirmed, you will also be able to update your profile picture to include the display of an NFT already in your wallet, or just use a standard picture.

Be sure to link your social media accounts to be able to update your community on your recent move into Web3.0!

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How an email wallet works and how to use it

We offer a smooth, secure alternative to login credentials using your email address. You must protect access to your email the same way you would protect your private keys for a native wallet.

An email wallet is similiar to a normal digital wallet. The big difference is that you do not have to manage the private keys or the seed phrase.

How to use an email wallet

, you need utilize the WEB3.0 method for connecting. You must first decide on how to connect while understanding the difference between a custodial and non-custodial wallets.

Think of your wallet as your bank account - the public key would be your bank account number and the private key would be your pin number.

 proves you own assets associated with your wallet address. This is iniated with a 

that's 12 to 24 words that allows you to access the private key.

 links to a unique address that permits sending and receiving of transactions.


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In order to interact with our DApp, you need utilize the WEB3.0

Getting Started With Digital Wallets

If you're new to the world of cryptocurrency, you may be wondering what a wallet is and how it works. Most of you have a wallet to store money, credit cards, IDs, and if you don't clean yours out very often, maybe even your Blockbuster card. Your wallet is a place to keep your things close and protected. A wallet in the crypto space isn't much different, to be honest. It's a place to store your cryptocurrency. But instead of dollars or euros, you've got crypto coins or tokens.

There are many types of wallets, but the most important distinction is between hot and cold wallets. Hot wallets are connected to the internet and therefore more vulnerable to hacks, while cold wallets are offline and much more secure.

A hot wallet is a digital cryptocurrency wallet that is connected to the internet. Because they are connected to the internet, hot wallets are more vulnerable to hacks. However, hot wallets are also easier to use because they can be accessed from anywhere in the world. If you want to buy or sell cryptocurrency quickly, a hot wallet is a good choice.

A cold wallet is a digital cryptocurrency wallet that is not connected to the internet. Because they are not connected to the internet, cold wallets are much more secure. However, cold wallets can be difficult to use because they can only be accessed from a specific location. If you want to store your cryptocurrency long-term, a cold wallet is a good choice.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type of wallet?

Hot wallets are characterized by their ease of use and accessibility. They are typically hosted on online exchanges or third-party platforms, which means that they can be accessed from any computer with an internet connection. Cold wallets, on the other hand, are offline wallets that are typically stored on a USB drive or offline computer. Because they are not connected to the internet, cold wallets are much more secure than hot wallets. However, they can be more difficult to set up and use, and they may not be compatible with all exchanges. Ultimately, both hot and cold wallets have their own advantages and disadvantages, and it’s important to choose the right type of wallet for your needs.

If you're like most people, you probably keep your wallet in your back pocket. But what if I told you that there's a much better way to keep your wallet safe? The great thing about a crypto wallet is that it is much more secure than a traditional wallet. With a traditional wallet, if someone stole your wallet, they would have access to all of your money. But with a crypto wallet, only you have the private keys that allow you to access your funds. So even if someone stole your crypto wallet, they wouldn't be able to do anything with it.

A private key is like a secret password that allows you to access and manage your cryptocurrency funds. It is a string of letters and numbers that proves your ownership of your cryptocurrency. Just like a traditional bank account, you need to keep your private key safe and secure. If someone else gets access to your private key, they can steal your cryptocurrency. That's why it's important to never share your private key with anyone. The best way to protect your private key is to keep it stored in a secure place, such as a digital wallet, on a piece of paper that you keep in a safe place, or memorize it. So how can you keep your crypto wallet secure? The best way is to use a hardware or cold wallet like a Ledger. These devices allow you to store your private keys offline, which makes them much more difficult to steal, and are also protected by an 8-digit code.

We have a few different options for you as a user on our platform. Because we have built our ecommerce platform on the blockchain, everyone needs to have a wallet. To make it even easier, we have a few options:

You can use a non-custodial wallet, which is simply a wallet that we set up for you and is specifically tied to your profile

You can use a hot wallet, like MetaMask or Coinbase Wallet

You can continue shopping as you would on Amazon, Etsy, and other platforms, using a credit card or crypto, but now have a wallet associated with your account to store any digital assets that a creator on our platform may reward you with for supporting their business. Our goal is to make the transaction frictionless and to allow users the ability to use whatever form of payment they are comfortable with. Shopping should be easy, so let's continue to make it easy.

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