Why can’t I make my NFT public?

Why can’t I make my NFT public?

Your NFT could be locked in a "private" state for two reasons.
  1. You purchased your NFT with a credit/debit card. There is a cool-down period of 30 days; this means you will not be able to resell, gift, export, or make your NFT public within this timeframe.
  2. You bought your NFT from a primary sale and the primary sale is still ongoing. When the primary sale is complete, you will have the ability to control whether your NFT is public or private.   

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