Julien Klepatch – Live Training 5 – NFT Marketplace

Julien Klepatch – Live Training #5 – NFT Marketplace

Check it out: Julien Klepatch – Live Training #5 – NFT Marketplace

In March 2020, an artist called Beeple made 69M USD by selling a collection of NFTs.

There are many other examples of artists making millions with NFTs.

But it’s only the tip of the iceberg…

There is a another part of the NFT industry making even MORE money…

The press doesn’t talk much about them, and yet…

Let me give you a clue.

During the gold rush in the 19th century, people that made the most money were not the gold diggers, but people who sold shovels.

And who sell shovels in the NFT ecosystem? NFT Marketplaces!

I am talking of the likes of Opensea, Rarible, etc…

In the first quarter of 2021, more than 2B USD of NFTs were sold on these marketplaces.

For each transaction, they charge a transaction fee, usually a couple of percent.

You do the maths.

We are talking of about 50M USD in trading fees for the first quarter alone.

And it’s growing exponentially.

In this live training, we are going to build an marketplace for NFT, so that you can be the next Opensea and become the king of the NFTs!

LIVE EVENT

When is the training?

June 22nd, 11pm UTC+8
If you cannot access the live event, you will still be able to access the recording after

PART I: PROJECT OVERVIEW

What we will be building
Code examples and resources
Project pre-requisites

PART II: WRITING THE SMART CONTRACT

Creating an ERC721 Token contract
Creating a marketplace contract
Testing the contract

PART III: CONNECTING A FRONTEND

Client project overview
Reading data from the smart contract
Uploading files to IPFS
Writing transactions to the smart contract

PRE-REQUISITES

Basics of NodeJS
Basics of the command line
Ethereum
Solidity
ERC20
Truffle
Required software:
Code editor (ex: Visual Studio Code)
A terminal (for Windows users, you can use the bash emulation of gitforwindows)
NodeJS
Truffle
Works on Windows 8/10, recent versions of Ubuntu & MacOS

Your Instructor

Nader Dabit

Course Curriculum

First Section
READ THIS
Recording – part 1 (44:14)
Recording – part 2 (38:19)