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Listing several NFTs at once

List several lists up to 20 NFTs on OpenSea with one signature, instead of one signature per NFT. It's free: a listing is a signed message, not a transaction.

1. Open Portfolio, then Listings, and tap List several.
2. Tick the NFTs to list (all on one network; others grey out). Each starts at its collection's floor.
3. Change any price, or set them all with At floor, Floor −2%, Floor +5% or Floor +10%. Pick 1, 7 or 30 days.
4. Tap List N with one signature and sign once in your wallet. Each listing goes to OpenSea, and the sheet shows the ones that listed (their pictures, the total asking price) and says why any didn't.

Limits: up to 20 NFTs per signature, on one network. Each collection needs OpenSea's one-time approval first: if one isn't approved yet, list one NFT from it with its own List button (that sheet does the approval), then come back. A price more than 20% under the floor is flagged; under a quarter of the floor, FloorFeed asks you to confirm it's on purpose before listing. It asks the same for a price under a floor it last read over 2 hours ago, since that floor may have moved. NFTs already listed aren't shown here: change those from their row.

Related

• The order book and the Price | Order book switch
• Buy and sweep the floor: by count or by budget
• The bid ladder: how much buying interest a collection has
• Feed it: sell many NFTs into their best bids