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How to Mint Your First NFT in Satoshi Room

By Satoshi Room · Published March 27, 2026 · 5 min read · Source: Bitcoin Tag
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How to Mint Your First NFT in Satoshi Room

How to Mint Your First NFT in Satoshi Room

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A Complete, Beginner-Friendly Guide

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Minting an NFT in Satoshi Room is more than a blockchain transaction — it’s your entry into a competitive creative ecosystem where every mint increases your influence across multiple games.

This guide explains the process step by step: preparing your wallet, choosing your minting method, uploading artwork, confirming your transaction, and avoiding common pitfalls.

Supported Wallets and Browsers

Satoshi Room currently supports the following wallets: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack.
For the best experience, use a modern browser such as: Chrome, Opera, Brave.

What You Need Before Minting

To mint NFTs, connect a supported Solana wallet.

Payment is made in USDC, and network fees are paid in SOL.

Artwork Options

Artwork can be added in two ways:

If you upload your own file, make sure it meets the following requirements:

Allowed vs. Prohibited Content

Satoshi Room allows you to upload your own artwork — but there are guidelines to keep the platform safe and fair.

Permitted Content

In short — original, creative, and non-harmful material.

By uploading artwork, you confirm that you own the rights to the content or have permission to use it.

You may upload:

Prohibited Content

Most of these are straightforward.
Prohibited content includes:

NFT graphics containing prohibited content will be hidden.

The owner of the NFT will be immediately excluded from all prize competitions and will lose all related privileges.

These rules help keep Satoshi Room safe, creative, and enjoyable for everyone.

How Price Tiers Work

If a batch mint crosses into a new price tier, NFTs minted before the threshold keep the previous price, while the remaining NFTs follow the new price.

The current price tier status is shown above the “MINT” button.

Three Ways to Mint NFTs

Satoshi Room offers three ways to mint NFTs — choose the one that fits your style.

Minting from the NFT Grid

This method lets you mint NFTs by selecting specific tiles on the grid. A single transaction can mint between 1 and 100 NFTs.

Step-by-step:

Random Minting

Random Minting lets you mint 1, 4, 16, 36, 64, or 100 NFTs at once without choosing specific tiles. The platform automatically assigns available tiles on the grid.

Step-by-step:

Minting by NFT Number

This method allows minting a single NFT by entering the exact tile number on the grid.

Step by step:

If the tile is already minted, the search result will display the owner’s wallet address instead.

After Minting

After a few seconds, your NFT appears in your wallet’s collectibles section and on your profile.

You can find your profile by searching for your wallet address in the search bar, or by clicking your address in the top-right corner and selecting “My Profile.”

Common mistakes to avoid

Checking these points first helps avoid failed mints and delays.

Stay safe while minting

In Summary

Minting an NFT in Satoshi Room is simple — but powerful. In just a few clicks, you can turn your artwork into a permanent digital collectible that lives on the blockchain.

Choose your method, upload your art, confirm the transaction — and you’re officially part of the Web3 creative world.

To see the board in action and mint your first NFT, visit the official Satoshi Room platform.

You can also follow the project for updates, new game announcements, and community discussions on X and Telegram

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