Minting is the easy part. Getting your work in front of people who'll actually buy it is the real job.
Robinhood Chain — the permissionless Ethereum Layer 2 chain that went live in July 2026 — has cheap gas, fast transactions, and a lot of fresh attention pointed at it right now. Here's how to sell there.
(New to the chain? Start with How to Create NFTs on Robinhood Chain.)
Two ways to sell on Transient
Mint Pages are for drops. You build a custom page, collectors mint directly from it, and you skip external marketplaces entirely. Works for editions (ERC-1155) and 1/1/X collections (ERC-721 or ERC-7160). You get 0% creator fees, plus lazy minting — meaning collectors cover the gas, not you.
Listings are for 1/1s you've already minted. List a single piece as a timed auction or at a fixed price, right from The Lab.
Explanation for beginners: A Mint Page is your gallery opening. A listing is putting one finished piece up for sale.
Selling a drop with a Mint Page
Mint or draft your tokens
on your Robinhood Chain contract in The Lab.
Create your Mint Page.
Pick your contract, add your artwork, and write a description.
Set your terms.
Price, supply, wallet limits, allowlist, and sale phases if you want an allowlist window before public.
Customize it.
Add your story, FAQs, and links to your site and socials — this page is your pitch, so use it.
Publish and share.
You get a link. Send it everywhere.
Selling a 1/1 with a listing
Open the token
in The Lab.
Click "List for Sale"
and choose auction or fixed price.
Set your terms
— starting price, duration, start time.
Confirm the transaction
in your wallet.
Settle when it ends.
Either you or the collector can settle; that's what releases the funds to you and the artwork to them. There's a 2.5% protocol fee on 1/1 listings.
A few things that actually move sales
Price for the room.
Robinhood Chain collectors are early and mostly speculative. Sky-high 1/1 reserves are a hard sell here; editions and accessible pricing tend to land better.
Auctions beat fixed prices for hyped work.
Competition and a ticking clock create urgency that a static price doesn't.
Announce before you list.
A drop posted with no warning is a drop nobody shows up to. Give people 48 hours' notice minimum.
Set your royalties at deploy time.
They're configured on the contract, so decide before you mint, not after.
Ready to sell? Start creating on The Lab →
