Are you linking in from Decentraland, in the metaverse, where it looks something like this?

Above: What the District Hall Gumball Machine looks like in the metaverse.  Note the two planetary textures from Solar Systems Scope: "Earth: Daytime" (on the globe), and "Moon" (on the base). 

Here's the view from the hood of the Mini Cooper Museum next door.

It's way over on the bottom left, just over the giant right headlight of the Mini Cooper Museum.  

(The reason we ask: the Metaverse Gumball Machine also exists in IRL, in the physical world, in District Hall, Boston.  That's right: it's intergalatic, inter-dimensional. You can read the companion instructions, for the District Hall version, here. We're posting both so digital/physical boundary-crossing NFT travelers can see the difference.)

So we've established that right here, right now, we're talking about the Metaverse version. 

Let's focus on the mission at hand: Getting you that Free NFT.

Just go here, and enter your wallet address.

You know how to do that: you've visited Decentraland! 

Once you submit your wallet address in the form referenced above, we'll transfer a fully minted NFT -- for free -- to your wallet address. You don't have to do anything else. It will be there, easily verifiable on the blockchain.

Now you can have fun with it. For example, you can explore exactly what kind of NFT it is, what it looks like, how it was created, and so on. 

Or you can move on. You can come back to it in a few years and say to yourself in a semi-thoughtful distracted way, "Oh, yeaaah, I remember that."

More Information for the Interested

This NFT, btw, is on the Polygon blockchain. Polygon works on top of Ethereum which has become slow and expensive to use.

But here's the thing: Polygon syncs up perfectly with Ethereum, which is still the #1 NFT platform.

All that NFT bubble-ly behavior that has been so annoying to witness (Bored Ape, Crypto Punks, etc.) -- it has funded terrific development of Ethereum, which is the "settlement layer" of Polygon. So Polygon is now the smart kids choice for NFTs: virtually no gas fees, but ultimately "settled" on Top Choice, A-List Ethereum. 

Polygon is the smart kids choice for NFTs: virtually no gas fees, but ultimately "settled" on Top Choice, A-List Ethereum.

So, bottom line: even though many old-school NFT types might wince (because they are locked into Ethereum as their only option), Polygon delivers a better experience than Ethereum: faster and cheaper (tiny, tiny gas fees). The gas fees, really, are whispery, almost imperceptible (like 0.001). 

The gas fees are whispery, almost imperceptible (like 0.001 MATIC, currently less than a penny USD). That's why we can offer this NFT for free. 

And best of all: the Polygon network was built to provide a better experience for projects that operate in harmony with the Ethereum chain.

Polygon's Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility makes it ideal for developers looking to build efficient and secure projects. The Polygon network is Ethereum-native, aligned to be interoperable with all of Ethereum’s existing, and future, infrastructures.

That's important, because think of all the developers who have been sharpening their skills on Ethereum, funded by early, crazy, well-funded NFT projects. All along they've been making Ethereum more solid, more bulletproof. Polygon taps into that, without saddling you with that layer-one mega gas fee.

So we're doing you a favor here: If you haven't used Polygon, it's time you do.

How to Sync Up with Polygon

It's easy to add Polygon to an Ethereum wallet. Here are a few helpful tutorials: 

• https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/how-to-add-polygon-to-metamask
• https://www.cada.news/how-to-set-up-metamask-for-polygon-matic-network/

There are also lots of YouTube videos, like this one: 

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXzkVkPbvUs

Back to the Task at Hand

Your free, unique, NFT.

Just go here, and enter your wallet address.

If it doesn't work, let us know.

We'll try to help.