About Zora Airdrop
Zora Airdrop is an NFT marketplace protocol. It never goes down, it’s composable, immutable, universally accessible, and censorship-resistant. The V3 includes some novel mechanisms that incentivize platforms built on the protocol, as well as a groundbreaking modular architectural design that allows for a permissionless system that can continue to deploy new versions.
ZORA doesn’t have an own token but could launch one in the future. Early users who’ve bought, listed or sold NFTs may get an airdrop if they launch an own token. This is a universal media registry protocol. It’s a way for creators to publish creative media, earn money on their work, and have others build and share what they create. Because this media is based on a protocol, all this happens without the lock-in of social media platforms.
| Platform | Total Value | Max. Participants | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| ETH | N/A | Unlimited | Click Here To Visit |
How does ZORA work?
Each token registered to the ZORA protocol is provably unique. Instead of creating artificial scarcity by selling copies of digital goods (like on Bandcamp or Gumroad,) they propose an alternative: make one original openly accessible to everyone no matter who owns it, and sell that original token over and over again. As your work becomes more popular, people who want to collect it can buy the media — first from you, then from each other. Each time the work is resold, you get a share of the sale price.
What is a Non-Fungible Token (NFT)?
A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a unique, digital token which is managed on the blockchain. NFTs offer myriad options for creating and trading digital assets — such as original artwork and blockchain-integrated collectible game items. They act as a non-duplicable digital certificate of ownership for any assigned digital asset.
NFTs are useful for proving the scarcity and provenance of rare assets, both digital and real-world. Once the code is written, it is then minted, or permanently published, into a token. Non-fungible tokens are mainly built on Ethereum using the ERC-721 token standard, which the ZORA protocol extends.
Does ZORA have any fees?
ZORA is a 0% fee protocol. There are no fees collected by ZORA when listing and selling your NFTs. You are required to have ETH in your connected wallet to cover gas fees for minting, selling or bidding.
How to burn your NFT
You must be the creator and owner of the token you are burning. If you are the creator of the token and it has changed ownership, you will not be able to burn the token.
Please note that once you burn an NFT it cannot be undone and the token will be destroyed. If you are planning on re-uploading the same NFT, you will have to go through the same process as the original upload.
How to transfer an NFT
You are able to transfer a created or owned NFT to any ethereum address. This is a great way to gift an NFT to someone you know! This is an irreversible action. By sending an NFT you transfer ownership of it to someone else.
Why is my NFT hidden?
In line with the Terms of Service they may be required to hide an NFT if it is seen to be fraudulent or misleading to the community. NFTs can be flagged by the community by sending an email to support@zora.co.
