I rarely click on the GUI’s NFT button, because I have never done anything with NFTs.
But when I checked, I have two NTFs:
Where did they come from?
Someone created the digital art, and made me the owner?
Maybe is a airdrop, but you can check in SpaceScan the origin or MintGarden
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For a while there, it was spam to pull people in to check out ‘collections’ on NFT markets - usually worthless or pump and dump (minter just passing NFTs back and forth to themselves to fake volume).
The FindChia one was probably from that pool that was running the promo stuff recently, it’s legitimate I believe (usefulness unknown though!).
Maybe they got airdropped to your address…
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is the cli command to check if you have such things?
go ahead and send them to the “burn” address
xch10ttdfu2hymk3u8d8sg0m3c582kk74yegnwlqa72uuqyw44lyygqq9fel2l
This will quicly remove any unwated nft files.
You can send an unlimited number of nft files to this address, it wont fill up ever.
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Thats not the Chia burn address, thats your personal wallet, the real one is below.
Chia addresses are puzzle hashes encoded into the “xch” prefix address format using the bech32m encoding scheme.
A traditional bech32m puzzle hash for a burn address is all zeros ending in “dead”:
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000deadConverting this to an address, you end up with the burn address for mainnet:
xch1qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqm6ks6e8mvyThe testnet burn address is different:
txch1qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqm6ksh7qddhYou can use a puzzle hash converter to verify these burn addresses for yourself.