If you have synchronised your wallet correctly (click here to learn how to do that), you should see this:
- The activity tab
It is public. Everyone can see it.
It will show you the active auctions, which are the auctions started on pieces I created. There are none at the moment as you can see on my page.
But if I go to the page of an artist who has an active auction, I will see a red banner next to the artist’s name, and the auction will also show under “active auction”:
You can then scroll down. You can see my recent sales:
As well as my recent purchases:
Click on the arrow to see more:
For the recent sales and recent purchases, there is a limit of 48. Even if I have sold and purchased more than this, I will only see the 48 latest sales and purchases.
You can then see my recent listings:
As well as my recent offers:
These are offers I made on NFTs.
2 — Created
This tab is also public. Everyone can see it. It shows all the NFTs you created, no matter the collection.
If you want to sort them, you can by using this dropdown menu:
You can sort them to see the recently listed/oldest first, or the cheapest/most expensive first, or the ones with the highest offers/lowest offers first.
You can also start typing the name of the NFT in the search bar to see the results:
3 — Collections
It is once again public, unless the collection is hidden.
If the collection is hidden, only you will be able to see it and it will be blurred like this:
All the NFTs minted on Hic et Nunc/HEN mirror websites will appear under a single collection, the Hic et Nunc collection:
Can a set of HEN tokens be turned into a separate collection? No, tokens minted on the HEN smart contract will be displayed under the HEN collection. Once a token is minted in a collection, it is not possible to assign it to another collection. If you want your tokens to be under an objkt collection, you will need burn the HEN token and mint it again on objkt (if it wasn’t already sold). You can’t mint the exact same piece twice on objkt and HEN as it is forbidden, unless certain conditions are met (click here to learn more).
It is the same for NFTs from other marketplaces like fxhash and Kalamint:
For objkt collections, they will be displayed separately as each is a different contract.
If you minted a multiple editions on Kalamint, it will be displayed as several pieces.
For example, this is an 8 editions piece:
This is due to the fact that Kalamint generates a token for each edition. They are all individual FA2 tokens.
Regarding Rarible:
Rarible NFTs minted under the “main” Rarible collection will be displayed on objkt (although the Rarible listings won’t appear). However, custom rarible collections are not yet supported on objkt.
Regarding Versum:
Versum tokens are not displayed on objkt at the moment.
4 — Owned
The next tab is the “owned” tabs. It shows the NFTs you own, that means the NFTs you collected but also the NFTs you created if you haven’t sold them/sent them all.
Please note that before the February update, when you listed an objkt, it disappeared from your “owned” tab as the token was leaving your wallet. It is not the case anymore, so the NFTs you listed for sale will still appear there. If you want to have an overview of your listings, please have a look at your listings tab.
5 — History
This shows you the activity on your account
For example, you can see here that someone sent me a NFT, and before that I sold 2 NFTs:
6 — Offers
It will show the offers I made and I can cancel them here:
You can select several to cancel them all:
7 — Listings
You will see all your listings on objkt.com. If you want to cancel some listings, it is possible to do it directly there:
Please note that if you listed a Hic et Nunc NFT on hicetnunc.xyz or one of the mirror platforms, it will appear on objkt. But if you listed an NFT on another marketplace such as a Rarible NFT on Rarible, the piece will be displayed, but people will not be able to collect on objkt. You would need to list your Rarible NFT on objkt directly if you want people to collect.
8 — Auctions
The auctions tab will show you the auctions you started.
As explained earlier, if the auction is not an auction on a piece you created, the auction will only show up here, it won’t show in the “activity” tab, but it will show in the “activity” tab of the artist:
If you want to see your past auctions which you cancelled or concluded, go to your auctions tab, and click on cancelled and concluded:
9 — Notifications
It is private. Nobody else but you can see the notifications.
You will see here notifications on offers you received on pieces you own, new mints by artists you follow, new auctions, new listings, your sales:
Please note that offers are usually accepted very quickly. Please read this article to learn more. If you want to see them quickly on your phone, you can use this Telegram bot.
10 — Bookmark
It is private. Only you can see your bookmarks. Click here to see how to bookmark a piece.
11 — Invitations
It is also private. Here you can see the invitations that people sent you: invitation to become collaborators in their collection, which will allow you to add them as creators of a NFT. Click here to learn more.
