Functionality

Discover the logic behind BirthMark Tattoo's novel features!

Status – Tattoo NFTs can be sold multiple times before they are even applied on skin in real life. A Pristine tattoo may hold more market value than an Inked one.

All new tattoos have Pristine status at creation. Once a tattoo is inked in real life, its status is changed to Inked through a blockchain transaction. Once a tattoo’s status turns to Inked, it can never turn back to Pristine. Inked Count – A tattoo can be inked more than once, to multiple owners. On BirthMark, collectors can send an Inking Request for the tattoos they have bought on the secondary. Every time a tattoo is inked in real life, Inked Count increments by 1. All tattoos have an Inked Count of 0 at creation, which is the same as being Pristine.

Ink Date – When artists list their tattoos for sale on BirthMark, they specify a deadline for the real life application (inking) of that tattoo.

NFT tattoos have functionality

Important: Once a sale takes place, it’s collector’s responsibility to set an appointment with the artist before the Ink Date. Artists are responsible for inking the tattoos they’ve sold at no extra cost, unless, the tattoo's Ink Date has already expired. A collector can send an Extension Request, or, a new Inking Request to the artist, any time. Artists and collectors can set a new Ink Date for their tattoos on BirthMark.

Collectors can send requests to artists and update their tattoos' properties