Collectibles
Your collectibles. Not the spam.
NFTs from Cookie Chain and Solana, grouped by collection. Unverified airdrops fold into a quiet Hidden folder by themselves, so what you see is what you meant to own.
Baked Bazaar Marketplace
Cookie Chain NFTs
Solana NFTs
The basics
Why wallets fill up with junk
Anyone can send an NFT to any address. Scammers use that to drop fake collections with links in them, hoping you will click.
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Anyone can airdrop
You cannot stop someone sending you an NFT. You can stop it from getting your attention.
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Morsel checks the collection
Verified collections show up as normal. Unverified ones are set aside.
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The rest waits in Hidden
A quiet Hidden (N) folder holds them, without alarming labels.
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You decide
Open the folder anytime. Nothing is deleted.
Baked Bazaar
Sell on Cookie Chain's marketplace.
Want to sell a Cookie Chain NFT? Morsel opens Baked Bazaar, Cookie Chain's NFT marketplace, in its own browser, already connected to your wallet. List it there, and take it down there when you change your mind.
Send
Give it to a friend.
Send any NFT to a wallet, a saved contact or a .cook name with the same review you use for tokens.
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Both chains
Cookie Chain and Solana NFTs, by collection.
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Spam set aside
Unverified items move to Hidden (N).
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Baked Bazaar
Opens in the Morsel browser to list and buy.
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Send anywhere
To an address, a contact or a .cook name.
Questions
Where did my NFT go?
If it is from an unverified collection, it is in the Hidden folder at the end of your Collectibles. Nothing is ever removed from your wallet.
What is Baked Bazaar?
The NFT marketplace on Cookie Chain, at bakedbazaar.art. Morsel opens it in its browser so you can list, delist and buy with your wallet.