How the marketplace works, what backs the floor, how redeeming works and what FUSD is. Written to today's numbers, not the 2025 posts still floating around.
Robert Stone works with Liquid NFTs and is Deputy Editor of Crypto Magazine.
Disclosure: Robert Stone owns a Liquid Genesis NFT, which pays a royalty into his wallet. He is also Deputy Editor of Crypto Magazine, which is published by CMC Group. CMC Group also runs Liquid NFTs and issues FUSD. DeFi Market Journal is not owned by CMC Group.
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Liquid at a Glance
At least half of the mint price is locked behind that NFT, held in a token called FUSD.
New mints add 5% to existing NFTs, every resale adds 5%, and FUSD itself is designed to rise slowly.
Any holder can redeem (burn) their NFT and take its share of the backing back out.
The floor is the backing behind each NFT. Marketplace prices can sit above or below it. The full explainer →
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Creating a collection on Liquid is free, you only pay gas. Your buyers can see the backing behind every NFT, and resales keep paying you. Read the step-by-step guide first, then launch when you're ready.
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