LifeArt - is unique platform; that is secure, smart and easy-to-use platform, and completely disrupting the way businesses raise capital. LART - will use Binance Smart Chain for the management of the decentralized platform. Its fully decentralized, and governed by a dedicated system of smart contracts, which promotes security and transparency

Accepted Currency: BNB, ETH, BTC, LTC and other payment methods coming soon. Debit / Credit Card, PayPal or Apple Pay Purchaser Eligibility: Subject to completion of relevant KYC, Whitelisting and/or restrictions imposed by LifeArt.

1. Create Acount or LogIn 2. Chose kind and the amount of packages. You can add and mix 3. wallet Add your digital wallet number to receive LART coins 4. Payment Pay by debit / credit card, PayPal or Apple Pay 5. Receive conformation LART coin drop to your digital wallet up to 72 hours

The LART token can be bought and sold on exchanges an unlimited number of times, thereby earning a profit on the difference in rates. Proceeds can be used to, Sell, Invest on the cryptocurrency blockchain. Proceeds may be used as utility token on our platform. Holders can buy & sell NFT art, music and media The ability to function as a validator, collator, and nominator. LART gives you the ability to receive incentives, rewards, and discounting programs Support Art, Awareness & Activism

LifeArt Governance tokens are those which give holders the ability to vote on how the project’s underlying smart contracts function. The rationale behind the value of LifeArt governance tokens is that a fully decentralized protocol shouldn’t be owned by anyone. Token holders are intended to collectively own the set of contracts and to decide how they change over time.

Blockchain, a decentralized peer-to-peer (P2P) network, which is comprised of data blocks, is an integral part of cryptocurrency. These blocks chronologically store information about transactions and adhere to a protocol for inter-node communication and validating new blocks. The data recorded in blocks cannot be altered without the alteration of all subsequent blocks.

As mentioned, cryptocurrency is an integral part of the blockchain. Distributed ledger technology is built on the consensus algorithms regulating the creation of new blocks. All participants in the P2P network have to accept a block for it to be registered in the blockchain.

The total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply. It is analogous to the free-float capitalization in the stock market. Market Cap = Current Price x Circulating Supply. Fully Diluted Market Cap The market cap if the max supply was in circulation. Fully-diluted market cap (FDMC) = price x max supply. If max supply is null, FDMC = price x total supply. if max supply and total supply are infinite or not available, fully-diluted market cap shows

The amount of coins that are circulating in the market and are in public hands. It is analogous to the flowing shares in the stock market. Total Supply The amount of coins that have been already created, minus any coins that have been burned. It is analogous to the outstanding shares in the stock market. If this data has not been submitted by the project or verified by the CMC team, total supply shows.

It involves holding funds in a cryptocurrency wallet to support the security and operations of a blockchain network. Simply put, staking is the act of locking cryptocurrencies to receive rewards. In most cases, you’ll be able to stake your coins directly from your crypto wallet. On the other hand, many exchanges offer staking services to their users. Staking lets you earn rewards in an utterly simple way – all you have to do is hold your coins on the exchange.

Proof of Work (PoW). It’s the mechanism that allows transactions to be gathered into blocks. Then, these blocks are linked together to create the blockchain. More specifically, miners compete to solve a complex mathematical puzzle, and whoever solves it first gets the right to add the next block to the blockchain. Proof of Work has proven to be a very robust mechanism to facilitate consensus in a decentralized manner.

NFTs or or Non Fungible Tokens are the tokens that can be used as a digital asset. These tokens are cryptographically created, where the main difference lies in the changeable prowess of the tokens. Unlike other tokens available on the blockchain, NFT tokens cannot be replaced with other NFTs. The fungible tokens are transferrable with addresses and can be divided into several small units. Each token carries the information known as Meta equivalent to the information on the other token on the blockchain.

NFT Marketplace is a magnificent revenue system and also a decentralized platform that permits the users to exchange and store non-fungible tokens. The NFT marketplace platform can be developed on different blockchain networks like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, TRON, etc. It provides utmost security with strict ownership rights to the users. The NFT marketplace is a desired platform for users to create, buy, sell, and trade tokens on several NFT marketplaces. NFTs like music, videogames, artwork, collectibles, etc can be listed on the Non-fungible Token marketplaces. NFT marketplaces can be replicated to enhance the user experience.

Usually, all NFT platforms share a similar workflow. Firstly, a user has to sign up on the platform and install a digital wallet to store NFTs. Users can then create their assets by uploading items to exhibit their work. The user can also select which payment tokens they would like to accept for their art and set a fee if the platform suggests it. The next step in the workflow is to list items for sale. The user can choose a bid for a fixed price or an auction. A transaction is created when listing an item for sale to launch a personal trading smart contract for the user wallet.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is a blockchain-based form of finance that does not rely on central financial intermediaries such as brokerages, exchanges, or banks to offer traditional financial instruments. With DeFi, you can do most of the things that banks support, earn interest, borrow, lend, buy insurance, trade derivatives, trade assets, and more… It’s faster, open to all and doesn’t require paperwork or a third party. As with crypto generally, DeFi is global, peer-to-peer, directly between two people, not routed through a centralized system and pseudonymous. As of January 2021, approximately $20.5 billion was invested in DeFi.

DeFi takes the basic premise of digital money and expands on it, creating an entire digital alternative to Wall Street, but without all the associated costs. This has the potential to create more open, free, and fair financial markets that are accessible to anyone with an internet connection.

Open: You don’t need to apply for anything or “open” an account. You just get access by creating a wallet. Pseudonymous: You don’t need to provide your name, email address, or any personal information. Flexible: You can move your assets anywhere at any time, without asking for permission, waiting for long transfers to finish, and paying expensive fees. Fast: Interest Rates and rewards often update rapidly (as quickly as every 15 seconds), and can be significantly higher than traditional Wall Street. Transparent: Everyone involved can see the full set of transactions (private corporations rarely grant that kind of transparency)

Users typically engage with DeFi via software called dapps (“decentralized apps”), most of which currently run on the Ethereum blockchain. Unlike a conventional bank, there is no application to fill out or account to open. Here are some of the ways people are engaging with DeFi today: Lending: Lend out your crypto and earn interest and rewards every minute - not once per month. Getting a loan: Obtain a loan instantly without filling in paperwork, including extremely short-term “flash loans” that traditional financial institutions don’t offer. Trading: Make peer-to-peer trades of certain crypto assets — as if you could buy and sell stocks without any kind of brokerage. Saving for the future: Put some of your crypto into savings account alternatives and earn better interest rates than you’d typically get from a bank. Buying derivatives: Make long or short bets on certain assets. Think of these as the crypto version of stock options or futures contracts.

Fluctuating transaction rates on the Ethereum blockchain mean that active trading can get expensive. Depending on which dapps you use and how you use them, your investment could experience high volatility – this is, after all, new tech. You have to maintain your own records for tax purposes. Regulations can vary from region to region.