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In 2021 a crypto event took place in Miami: Bitcoin 2021. One thing that stood out to me was that the tickets were not available for purchase with Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.
So, I decided for my annual conference "V as in MetaVerse" to use NFTs as tickets.
In this tutorial I will cover:
In this tutorial, you won't learn:
If you want to learn about the first Metaverse conference that used this technology - you can read here.
Creating NFT tickets is as easy as creating simple NFTs. It is just one checkbox. One click. Right here.
But let's go into detail.
Creating an NFT on OMGDrops.com assumes that you have an approved creator's account. If you don't, drop by the discord and I'll create one for you. Sorry we are a small team and we are trying not to drown in support requests.
After that, you don't need ANY money to create NFTs. No need for Ether either. You can have a zero balance crypto wallet. No need to pay for proxies (I am looking at you, OpenSea) or to mint an NFT (I am looking at you, Rarible). Your buyers can buy your NFTs in pure Ether (no need to convert to WETH, DAI or whatever) and at the lowest gas fees out there.
But let's see how really easy it is to create an NFT.
You upload your image/gif/movie whatever, write a small description and then you click unlockable content and NFT ticket. You press "Done" and well ... you are done! Everyone can buy your sparkling, awesome, majestic NFT for your brilliant event.
When someone buys your NFT ticket, it becomes immediatelly available on OpenSea for trading.
That means the buyer can put it on auction, fixed price or do whatever else they want. Oh, and you always get to keep 10% of the resale price ;)
They can also "unlock it" by clicking "unlock content" and putting their email - they will get a QR code. This QR can be used to check in at the event but more importantly it can be saved as an image, so the buyer won't need internet access at check-in.
People at the check-in door have a couple of choices to scan the tickets. The easiest is with a phone camera. They will be redirected to a page that says whether the ticket is valid, has been resold or has been redeemed.
The next choice (which is my favorite) is using the scanner from a cryptowallet. In that case, the door scanner can "check in" the user (so noone else can use the ticket). The scanner or the issuer can also change any metadata including the NFT image - we call these dynamic NFTs. I will cover this in the next blog post.
In addition, all NFTs with unlockable content require email address of the buyer, so you can integrate this with your CRM (still unsure whether we are going to keep this feature).
Let's recap:
If you want to play around and break the system - feel free to jump to our Discord. I will be more than happy to see this solution used for all real crypto events.
Update: We also have an API if you are interested in building your own first NFT ticketing platform!
Coming Next: Using the API to create as many NFTs as you want.
- Tue 27 July 2021
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Five months ago, I decided to sell my first NFT, a piece of cake for my birthday, on my NFT platform. Since then, I sold more than 100 NFTs, sometimes for celebrities, other times for smaller creators or for my own conference (which sold out three times).
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