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> there is no easy way to access your NFTs once they are gone from OpenSea You go to etherscan for the relevant smart contract, query for the metadata URI for
by huntertwo 5y ago
> there is no easy way to access your NFTs once they are gone from OpenSea
You go to etherscan for the relevant smart contract, query for the metadata URI for your token, and voila you have it. Writing a new page to do this is a 5 minute task.
- keymone 5y agodid you miss the word "easy"? what should average joe on their iphone do to see their nft if it's removed from opensea?
- huntertwo 5y agoIt’s easy enough that if this is a problem you can 1) google it or 2) use a tool that was made in 5 minutes by some dev. Wallets don’t delete your transaction history. The average user knows their wallet address and any wallet I’ve ever used 1) doesn’t use OpenSea as a source of anything and 2) keeps a track of transactions you’ve performed using that wallet. This makes it easy to find the address of your NFT. This is analogous to knowing your credit card number and knowing how to look up the merchant of a transaction you made.