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Is it possible to mint your NFTs on Theta yet?

Like in an idiot proof way that doesn't require any crazy shit?

Or is that capability just not there right now at this juncture?

Thanks for any answers.

thetaboard.io has an initial set of creators and drops on their site. they run community guardian and edge nodes, and have a nice page to see your wallet, staked earnings, and nfts. i dm'd one of their admins on discord and showed him a couple of my interdimensional entities and got accepted right away. it's not quite as easy as solsea but it's pretty close. doesn't have the option to keep adding [what is essentially] JSON fields, which kinda sucks cus i'd like to make some with real/faux stats for possible use in some sort of game. i had given thetaboard some tips on layout previously, going so far as to do a redesign mockup in photoshop which got praise, so i've been a conspicuous character.

discord is probably the best way to interact with them. perhaps the only way. they do have a twitter/instagram as well. the way that they do things is different from solsea. solsea lets you make individual NFTs straight to your wallet, and then you can sell them or do whatever. thetaboard is more of a creation of a minting contract, and then people can go and mint your NFTs on demand. you can set it to be unlimited amount, limited amount, or 1 auction, and you set the length of the drop/minting period. anything not minted in that time below your predetermined limit just don't get minted. thetaboard does the asset hosting on its own site, so you don't have to pay arweave fees for example and i think they set the limit to 100MB. they charge 10%, and will eventually have a marketplace at which you'll get royalties for resales of your NFTs. if this type of setup is what you wanted, to sell your stuff, you should contact them and apply to be a creator.

for reference, the manual crazy way is https://docs.thetatoken.org/docs/creatin...blockchain
doesn't seem that bad, but it's not just pointy clicky.