FAQ's
HOW TO JOIN THE DISCORD?
JOIN THE DISCORD HEREWHERE DO I MINT AN NFT?
CLICK HERE TO MINTWHAT DOES TAW STAND FOR?
The Awakened Woman.
DO I OWN THE IP RIGHTS ON MY NFT?
Yes. When you own a TAW, you own the intellectual property rights on the NFT which means you can use it in ANY way for monetary gain. So you can have it printed on your own t-shirts, candles, prints, whatever. It’s yours to use as you wish.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ‘MINTING’ & ‘BUYING’ AN NFT?
To ‘mint’ an NFT is to pull it off the Blockchain for the first time. This is done off of the Project’s minting website (aka our own above) and you don’t know what you’re getting, once minted the art will ‘reveal’ itself to you in your wallet.
To ‘buy’ an NFT is to go onto a Secondary marketplace, aka ‘Opensea’, which is where TAW are housed once minted, and you can see what you’re choosing and buy it that way. Important to note, the owner of the NFT from that collection needs to be willing to sell it, but there usually are always some for sale.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN WHEN YOU SAY UTILITY?
Utility is what else you get with your NFT. Each project differs, and many projects won’t even offer utility, but this is where the term D.Y.O.R (do your own research) comes into play and you need to know what matters to you as an investor before you mint or buy an NFT.
WHAT ELSE DO I GET OTHER THAN JUST THE JPEG?
We have jam packed our NFT with utility from straight away, to 50% sold to 100% sold – and beyond.
If you go to our website https://www.theawakenedwoman.io scroll down on that home page and read our “Roadmap”, there all of our utility is listed out.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I SELL MY NFT?
If you sell your NFT, you are no longer the owner, so you lose any and all utility attached. You lose the IP rights, the Hub access, the merchandise company profits that kick in once we hit 100% sold out. Anything & everything utility wise then goes to the next NFT holder – including IP rights. This IS why most NFT holders will typically hold more than 1 NFT from any collection. To hold one, & potentially sell one if / when they ever want to.