In the previous post, we have discussed how to deploy a NFT smart contract with Python Brownie. Once your contract is deployed into the blockchain, you can interact with your live contract either by building up your own Dapp or using scripts to perform some repetitive tasks like batch token transferring or airdrop. In this article, we will share with you some popular approaches to interact with smart contract in Python once the contract is live in public network.

NFT (Non-Fungible Token) has exploded since last year and keeps on roaring regardless of how the cryptocurrency is performing. You must have heard of CryptoPunk, BAYC or the most recent Phantom Bear if you are following any crypto news. In the nutshell, NFT is a smart contract with some meta data such as image, video or some other attribute data to make it unique from one another. And since it’s on blockchain, it’s easy for anybody to verify the ownership. In this article, I will walk you through the process on how to deploy your own NFT with Python and we will be using a Python based smart contract development framework called Brownie.