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# Create your portfolio

## Create Your Portfolio

**Your Portfolio Dashboard** \
Your Name.art Portfolio is where you manage your active referral tokens. From here you can see at a glance: \
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• Which domains you currently hold tokens for\
• The commission amount attached to each token \
• How long until each token expires \
• Whether any of your domains have been registered

**Minting a Token**\
To add a domain to your portfolio: 

* Go to the Available Names page and find a domain you want to back.
* Click the Mint button next to the domain. The cost in coins will be shown.
* Confirm the mint. The domain will appear in your portfolio immediately and your token is active for 6 months from that point.

**Sharing Your Domains** \
Every domain in your portfolio has a built-in share button. This lets you promote a domain directly from within Name.art without any extra steps: \
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• Click the share button next to any domain in your Portfolio tab \
• Choose to post directly to Facebook or X (Twitter) in one click \
• No copying links, no switching apps — the post is ready to go

Sharing is step one of promotion. For best results, combine social sharing with direct personal outreach to people in your network who might have a genuine use for the domain.

**Your Goal as a Name.art Member** \
Your portfolio is a tool, not a trophy. The goal isn't to hold as many tokens as possible — it's to hold tokens for domains you can actively connect with the right buyer. A small portfolio of well-chosen, actively promoted domains will always outperform a large passive one.


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