Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFT Collection
Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFT Collection on XRP Ledger
A goshuin is a seal given by a shrine or temple as proof of visiting the shrine or temple. It generally consists of a vermilion seal and the name of the shrine or temple or the name of a deity or Buddha written in ink. However, the goshuin shown here is a fictitious goshuin that does not actually exist. However, in the world of mysticism, it is a mysterious goshuin that may bring you good fortune for visiting the fictional shrine or temple. Give it a try!
Issuer: rHTDQcrkezXQkQPJ2cvbhfCjJrA6v5kfyJ
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)金書寺The Mint Bureau
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)乳乳乳Ｑ(Chichi chichi Q)
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)Half idiot(Han bākā)
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)神ロマ子宮God, Romako, Miya
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)Maiko Plasma Palace
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)富士登山ぐつ
- Goshuin (stamp of a temple)寅LOVE龍(To LOVE or trouble)
- Goshuin (岩風呂つ苦)saunaの神
- Goshuin(蛸大社 Tako taisha)多幸助Ta kō suke
- Hokkai kami(goddess Yayano)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Goshuin (stamp of a temple)
What is Goshuin (stamp of a temple)?
Goshuin (stamp of a temple) is an NFT collection on the XRP Ledger built using the native XLS-20 NFT standard with 10 items held by 4 owners, launched 300 days ago. A goshuin is a seal given by a shrine or temple as proof of visiting the shrine or temple. It generally consists of a vermilion seal and the name of the shrine or temple or the name of a deity or Budd
Where can I buy Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFTs?
Buy Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFTs directly on XRPL.to. Connect any XRPL wallet (Xaman, Crossmark, Gem Wallet) and purchase listed NFTs through the native XLS-20 marketplace — sub-cent fees, 3-5 second settlement, no centralized exchange required.
How many people own Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFTs?
4 unique addresses currently hold Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFTs out of 10 total items in the collection. The owner count updates as NFTs are bought, sold, and transferred on-chain.
Are Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFTs verified?
Goshuin (stamp of a temple) has not yet been verified on XRPL.to. Always check the issuer (taxon), holder count, and trading volume before buying any XRPL NFT collection.
What is XLS-20?
XLS-20 is the XRP Ledger's native NFT standard, launched in October 2022. Unlike Ethereum NFTs which require smart contracts, XLS-20 NFTs are built into the XRPL protocol — meaning lower fees, faster settlement, and built-in royalty enforcement. Every Goshuin (stamp of a temple) NFT is an XLS-20 token.