I think this is such an important point and really needs to be underscored. There will be NFT's that turn into empty tombstones when their metadata disappears. For the question on how do you check to see what metadata is where, I did some experiments that may be helpful https://medium.com/lexdaoism/low-key-experiment-with-nfts-stamped-…
I think this is such an important point and really needs to be underscored. There will be NFT's that turn into empty tombstones when their metadata disappears. For the question on how do you check to see what metadata is where, I did some experiments that may be helpful https://medium.com/lexdaoism/low-key-experiment-with-nfts-stamped-with-music-license-a65b0348327e So go to the contract and get the token URI, which will point to a json. From there you can see where the data is hosted.
I think this is such an important point and really needs to be underscored. There will be NFT's that turn into empty tombstones when their metadata disappears. For the question on how do you check to see what metadata is where, I did some experiments that may be helpful https://medium.com/lexdaoism/low-key-experiment-with-nfts-stamped-with-music-license-a65b0348327e So go to the contract and get the token URI, which will point to a json. From there you can see where the data is hosted.
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