Today, I swapped trading for a few hours to try another Web3 experiment.

I decided to bring an old series of hand-drawn illustrations to the blockchain to really understand how the entire process of creating an NFT collection works.

The collection is called Mathematics of God | Mathematics of God and consists of 5 original 1/1 works.

The test took me through practically the entire process:

🔹 Create and deploy a smart contract
🔹 Work with ERC-1155
🔹 Use Arbitrum
🔹 Configure metadata and traits
🔹 Mint each artwork
🔹 Set up creator earnings
🔹 Create the listings on OpenSea
🔹 Import and verify the NFTs from the wallet
🔹 And along the way, learn how to identify an NFT spam/phishing scam received in the wallet 😅

Most importantly, the goal of the experiment wasn’t to prove that NFTs are profitable or recommend buying any.

The goal was to learn by doing.

It’s the same philosophy I’m currently applying to trading: test, record, make mistakes, analyze, and improve.

In trading, I’ve now completed 25 of the 100 planned demo trades, with trade 26 currently in progress. That trade will be left out of this post until it’s closed and I can analyze it using complete data.

Also, the process isn’t just about opening and closing trades. I’m incorporating pre-trade analysis, a market radar, setup logging, regular reviews of psychological factors, and AI tools to help structure my analysis and review my decisions. The final decision and responsibility remain mine.

Trading, blockchain, NFTs, AI... different technologies, but the same way of learning:

Less isolated theory and more documented experimentation.

📊 Trading: 25/100 demo trades completed.
🧪 Web3: first NFT collection created as a hands-on experiment.

I’m still learning and documenting the process.

ℹ️ Transparency: this content reflects only my personal experience and learning. It is not financial advice, a trading signal, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or invest in NFTs, cryptocurrencies, or other assets.

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