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  • 🛢️Background
  • 🗃️Design Concepts and Design Principles
  • 📇Decentralized storage
    • For Verifiable Content
    • Content addressing
      • CID: globally unique regardless of location
      • WebMingle CIDs
  • 📼NFT storage example
    • Why choose WebMingle?
    • IPFS and WebMingle to the rescue
    • Storing and Minting NFTs in WebMingle
      • Upload your images, assets and metadata
      • Mint your NFT
      • Writing NFT smart contracts
  • 🌐Application Notes
    • WMI NFT Storage
    • WMI NFT Start
    • WMI NFT Share
  • 💾Token Economics
    • Introduction
    • Economic Model
  • 🎛️Participant
  • ⚙️Statement
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Mint your NFT

Once you have the IPFS URI for the metadata, you are ready to create an NFT!

The details of how to mint NFTs depend on the blockchain you use and the amount of control you want to have over minting

It is important to ensure that the metadata URL used when minting NFTs is a properly formatted IPFS URL (ie ipfs://bafy...). This way, any IPFS-compatible browser can use this URL directly to retrieve the correct data, and your NFTs follow this common standard. Click here to read more about IPFS URLs.

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