NFT Basics

Browse any marketplace and two broad kinds of NFT dominate: profile-picture collections — the cartoon avatars that made NFTs famous — and NFTs that do

NFTs for beginners can feel overwhelming. This step-by-step guide explains how NFTs work, how to buy them safely, and which tools beginners should use.

Before many NFT mints, the project publishes a whitelist — also called an allowlist — a list of wallet addresses pre-approved to mint. Being on it usually

NFTs aren't only collectibles — they can work as tickets, memberships and access passes: tokens in your wallet that unlock entry to events, communities or

NFT content throws a lot of jargon at beginners — much of it borrowed from crypto generally, some of it unique to collectibles, and a few terms that mean

If you buy, sell or create NFTs in Australia, the tax side can feel murky — and it genuinely is, because there is no single "NFT tax rule". The Australian

One of the biggest beginner questions in NFTs is: is it better to mint NFTs or buy them on the secondary market? For the early-access side of minting, see NFT

Minting an NFT means creating it on the blockchain yourself — usually directly from the project that made it — rather than buying one somebody else already

Learn how to manage NFTs after buying them — including secure storage, tracking value, monitoring activity, and preparing to sell safely. A beginner-friendly NFT management guide.

What are NFT royalties and who gets paid? Learn how NFT royalties work, how much buyers pay, where fees go, and how royalties affect resale value.