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The use augmented reality NFTs in Stories via SparkAR. Similar features will be available on Facebook. NFT Image by vectorpocket on Freepik Follow us on Facebook , Telegram , Twitter , Instagram to stay up to date with events in the NFT world. Where did it all start? Instagram announced plans to enter the NFT space around March. Real steps were taken in May. Meta tested the new features with a limited number of users in the US, with plans to roll out the feature to other countries in the future. The platform now allows you to create, showcase, buy and sell tokens directly on Instagram.


A useful addition was the ability to view collection metadata on Instagram directly from the OpenSea marketplace. How it works? To begin, you connect one or more crypto wallets to your Instagram account. Currently supported blockchains are Ethereum; Polygon; Solana; Flow. Wallets available C Level Contact List for connection MetaMask; Rainbow; Phantom; Trust Wallet; Coinbase Wallet; Dapper. During the process of connecting your wallet to Instagram, the platform collects and organizes publicly available blockchain data and associates it with your account. Once published, the NFT acquires a shimmering effect and contains all publicly available information a description of the NFT, the name of the creator and the owner, depending on the privacy settings.





The generated NFT can be added to your wallet or sold on Instagram. To date, the platform only allows the purchase of digital collectibles created on Instagram. Once you have purchased a collectible, it is added to the crypto wallet that you have linked to your account. The platform does not charge for posting or sharing a digital collectible on Instagram. Royalty At this stage, Instagram is supporting the ongoing heated debate about royalties and making it possible to set royalties for collectibles created on Instagram. But Meta does not participate in paying commissions on collectibles listed on third-party marketplaces. When purchasing digital collectibles on Instagram.