How do I purchase an NFT? We have a great video on how to do this on our Youtube page!

Introduction ADA is the native cryptocurrency of the Cardano blockchain, a leading third-generation blockchain platform known for its scientific approach to development. For those interested in buying ADA, there are several reputable cryptocurrency exchanges where ADA can be purchased. This article will provide a brief overview of seven major platforms where you can buy ADA: Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, eToro, SoFi, Kucoin, and Crypto.com. 1. Coinbase Coinbase is one of the most popular and user-friendly cryptocurrency exchanges in the world.

Introduction Purchasing cryptocurrencies, including ADA (the native token of the Cardano blockchain), has become increasingly accessible with a variety of payment methods, including credit and debit cards. This article will discuss two options to buy ADA or NFTs using your credit or debit card: the Moonpay service and Winter Payments, directly integrated into the jpg.store platform. Buying ADA via Moonpay Moonpay is a fintech startup that allows individuals to buy cryptocurrencies with a credit or debit card.

Introduction In the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies, transactions occasionally fail or revert, causing frustration and confusion for users. There are several reasons why a transaction might not be successful, and understanding them can help ensure smoother future transactions. This article will explore some of the common causes of transaction failures on the Cardano blockchain, including blockchain load, mempool issues, and wallet-related problems. Blockchain Load The blockchain is a decentralized ledger of all transactions across a peer-to-peer network.

Any of the wallets listed below are supported by JPG Store, Eternl being the most popular for desktop and Vespr for mobile. Typhon  Eternl  Vespr Nami Flint Gero Begin Lace Nufi 

Yes! You can use a hardware wallet. NOTE: If you're using a Ledger, make sure the Cardano app is on the latest version of ledger live! (currently 5.0.1) PLEASE NOTE: Hardware wallets (as of this writing) cannot be used for anything that requires SignData (essentially signing with your wallet, but without any ADA being transacted). This would include creating collections, making counter offers, creating profiles, etc.

First, make sure your wallet is set up! When creating a wallet, you will have your wallet address, a seed phrase, and a password. Other people can send funds to your wallet address, as you can send ADA to others. It is similar to when you need to know someone’s email address to send them an email. ⚠️Never share your seed phrase with anyone!  Receive ADA: This is pretty straightforward.

Just a small amount of ADA (usually 5) is temporarily locked to help against malicious attacks, allowing the wallet to interact with smart contracts. You can get it back at any time by turning off the collateral.

If you're having issues with your wallet extension, you can verify that you're on the newest version of the wallet by going into the extention settings. To do this, right click on the wallet extension > Manage extension Once in the management, click on "Development mode" and it will show "update". If you click on this, it should update if needed to the newest version of the wallet.  Most of the time, these will automatically update on their own, but it is always good to check and make sure an issue you're facing isn't just due to an update.