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    • What is Burning?
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  1. INKING AND EXTENSIONS

Inking Requests

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Last updated 1 year ago

NFT technology makes it possible for tattoos to be programmable and to be resold on secondary marketplaces. BirthMark gives users the option to ink a tattoo in real life, to multiple owners.

How Re-Inking works:

The steps for the Inking Requests are exactly the same as the Extension Requests!

  1. A buyer may purchase a tattoo on the secondary that has already been inked. In such cases, they can request re-inking for that tattoo on BirthMark platform. (The Ink Date of the tattoo will be readjusted at the end of this process.)

  2. Artist receives the request in the Asset Management page, and can make an Inking Offer to the buyer from there. For the artist, making an Inking Offer means to ask for a specific price for the request. Artists have the option to decline Inking Requests.

  3. Buyer receives the offer in the Asset Management page, and can accept the Inking Offer of the artist from there. Buyers have the option to decline Inking Offers.

Buyers can specify the Ink Date in their Inking Request form