Buying your DVM from Opensea
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All Decentralized Virtual Machines (DVM)'s are controlled through an "access token" that is actually an ERC-721 token on Ethereum.
For those not lucky enough to receive a DVM from one of Openmesh's early adopter giveaways, you can buy them on the open market via Ethereum NFT marketplaces like .
The quickest way to see which Xnode DVM's are activated or not yet activated (Entitlement) is to simply visit https://opensea.io and search for "xnode". From here two results should pop-up straight away:
Of course, the Ethereum wallet owner of the Xnode DVM, needs to list the NFT on the marketplace, before a person can buy it. After viewing the respective Openmesh Xnode NFT collection, you need to select the 'Listed' filter status to see what has been listed for sale. All Xnode DVM NFT's typically have a 12-month usage with the associated bare metal provider, after the date it is activated. By default, 'All' is selected as the filter, which shows all listed and unlisted NFT's in this collection.
It is now possible, for an online business owner to procure decentralized cloud resources, build an online business, and then sell all assets of that business with a single NFT sale on an open NFT marketplace!
Look forward to more innovative use-cases as the Openmesh decentralized cloud ecosystem grows!
- these are Xnode DVM ERC-721 NFT's that have not been activated yet on Xnode Studio.
- these Xnode DVM ERC-721 NFT's have been redeemed on Xnode Studio, following of entering in the 9 digit code on the back of the card.
By visiting the you can see the total amount of Xnode DVM cards claimed by an Ethereum wallet via Xnode Studio.
By clicking on these NFT's within , you can see further details about which Ethereum wallet claimed ownership of the asset, which contract address the NFT belongs to, the Token ID, the Token Standard (ERC-721) and what date it was claimed or last updated.
By visiting the you can see the total amount of Xnode DVM cards claimed by an Ethereum wallet via Xnode Studio that also had a bare metal server associated.
By clicking on these NFT's within , you can see further details about which Ethereum wallet claimed ownership of the asset, which contract address the NFT belongs to, the Token ID, the Token Standard (ERC-721) , what date it was claimed or last updated, and the fact it was activated with a bare metal server associated running application workloads.
