# Listings

Listings are putting Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) up for sale on PulseMarket. When someone wants to sell their NFT, they create a listing for it. This could be done as a direct listing or as an auction.

The NFT listing typically includes the following information:

Title or Description: A clear title or description of the NFT, providing potential buyers with an understanding of what the NFT represents, such as digital art, utility, virtual real estate, a collectible, etc.

Image or Media: An image or media representation of the NFT is often included to give potential buyers a visual preview of the digital asset.

Price: The seller sets the price they are willing to accept for the NFT, such as HOC, PLS, PLSX, HEX, DAI, etc.

Royalties: Some projects will have a royalty fee, which means they receive a percentage of the future sales whenever the NFT is resold in the secondary market.

Duration: Sellers may specify the duration of the listing, stating how long the NFT will be available for sale or trade before the listing expires.

Metadata: Additional metadata about the NFT is included, such as the unique identifier, creator information, and traits.

Once the NFT listing is live, potential buyers can browse through the marketplace and find NFTs that interest them. If a buyer wants to purchase a listed NFT, they can execute the transaction by paying the specified price in the supported cryptocurrency. The ownership of the NFT is then transferred from the seller to the buyer on the blockchain, and the buyer becomes the new owner of the unique digital asset.

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