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The sale of art with NFT opens up new perspectives for artists
Blockchain is a technology for storing and transmitting information, transparent, secure, and operating without a central control body. A public blockchain can therefore be assimilated to a public, anonymous and tamper-proof accounting ledger.Artcertificate allows you today to register your certificates of authenticity on the Blockchain of the Polygon network in order to guarantee you ENHANCED SECURITY and OPTIMUM TRACEABILITY.
CREATE AN NFT OF YOUR WORKS:
- Traditional physical works
- Dematerialized digital works
- Unique certificates of authenticity
- Assignment and rights contract
What are NFTs?
Create and Sell Certified artworks
Are you a creator, an artist? Artprime allows you to sell your artworks without commission on the condition of performing a certification on the blockchain in the form of an NFT. You will edit your certificates yourself using the services of Artcertificate at very economical costs.
Start selling your NFts today
Today, the NFTs market is buoyant and each artist can create collections of artworks that he can then sell directly to collectors. The creation and sale of NFTs is done simply, without an electronic wallet or cryptocurrency because all transactions are made in euros.
Artprime | The Best NFT Art Marketplaces to Buy and Sell Your Artwork & Photography. Artcertificate NFTs are compatible with Opensea
The first NFT marketplace that enables creators to choose and embed certificate of authenticity when they mint NFTs. Creators know what they are selling, collectors know what they are buying. Explore, Create, Minting NFTs with embedded licenses. Artprime is the first minting platform that allows creators to embed copyright licenses in NFTs.
Our advantages:
- Easy to use
- Without electronic wallet
- Without cryptocurrency
- Payment in Euros on Paypal
- Genuine COA certificate of authenticity
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WHAT IS BLOCKCHAIN?
Artcertificate allows you today to register your certificates of authenticity on the Blockchain of the Polygon network in order to guarantee you ENHANCED SECURITY and OPTIMUM TRACEABILITY.
Blockchain is a technology designed to store and transfer information in a transparent and safe way, without a central control system (definition of Blockchain France). This technology is at the heart of the Decentralized Web and its related field, decentralized finance.
A blockchain, by extension, is a database that contains the history of all exchanges between its users since its creation. This database is secure and distributed: it is shared by each of its users, without any intermediary, allowing each user to check the validity of the chain. There are public blockchains, open to all, and private blockchains, whose access and use are limited to a certain number of actors.
A public blockchain is similar to a public, anonymous and forgery-proof accounting ledger. According to the mathematician Jean-Paul Delahaye, one must imagine 'a very large notebook, which everyone can read freely and for free, on which everyone can write, but which is impossible to erase and destroy. »
The blockchain's background
The first blockchain was introduced in 2008 with the Bitcoin digital currency, developed by an unknown man under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It is its underlying architecture.
Although blockchain and bitcoin were built together, many stakeholders (companies, governments, etc.) are now considering using blockchain technology for other uses than digital currency.
How does it work?
Any public blockchain must work with a programmable currency or token. Bitcoin is an example of a programmable currency.
Transactions between the users of the network are grouped in blocks. Each block is approved by network nodes called 'miners', using techniques that depend on the type of blockchain. This technique is called 'Proof-of-Work' in the Bitcoin blockchain and is used to solve algorithmic problems.
Once the block has been approved, it is time-stamped and added to the block chain. The transaction is then visible to the receiver as well as to the whole network.
This process takes some time depending on the type of blockchain (about 10 minutes for Bitcoin, 15 seconds for Ethereum).
Blockchain's potential
The decentralized nature of blockchain, together with its high level of security and transparency, offers the promise of many more applications than the currency field.
A blockchain, by extension, is a database that contains the history of all exchanges between its users since its creation. This database is secure and distributed: it is shared by each of its users, without any intermediary, allowing each user to check the validity of the chain. There are public blockchains, open to all, and private blockchains, whose access and use are limited to a certain number of actors.
A public blockchain is similar to a public, anonymous and forgery-proof accounting ledger. According to the mathematician Jean-Paul Delahaye, one must imagine 'a very large notebook, which everyone can read freely and for free, on which everyone can write, but which is impossible to erase and destroy. »
The blockchain's background
The first blockchain was introduced in 2008 with the Bitcoin digital currency, developed by an unknown man under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It is its underlying architecture.
Although blockchain and bitcoin were built together, many stakeholders (companies, governments, etc.) are now considering using blockchain technology for other uses than digital currency.
How does it work?
Any public blockchain must work with a programmable currency or token. Bitcoin is an example of a programmable currency.
Transactions between the users of the network are grouped in blocks. Each block is approved by network nodes called 'miners', using techniques that depend on the type of blockchain. This technique is called 'Proof-of-Work' in the Bitcoin blockchain and is used to solve algorithmic problems.
Once the block has been approved, it is time-stamped and added to the block chain. The transaction is then visible to the receiver as well as to the whole network.
This process takes some time depending on the type of blockchain (about 10 minutes for Bitcoin, 15 seconds for Ethereum).
Blockchain's potential
The decentralized nature of blockchain, together with its high level of security and transparency, offers the promise of many more applications than the currency field.
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