# FAQ

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<summary>What is YourSpace?</summary>

The concept of YourSpace is simple: a 1,000×1,000 pixel grid, with each pixel costing 1 USDC. Advertisers can purchase blocks of pixels (minimum 10×10 block) aka Spaces, to display their images, which link to their websites.

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<summary>How do I own a space?</summary>

Go to **Buy** section on [mintyour.space](https://www.mintyour.space). See details in [Minting a Space](/docs/getting-started/minting-a-space.md) section.

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<summary>I have bought a space, what now?!</summary>

Congratulations! Now you can advertise your brand, showcase your art, and memefi your space.&#x20;

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<summary>Can investing in YourSpace earn me money passively?</summary>

Yes! We are working on a renting system where you'll be able to rent your space and earn according to your own terms.

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<summary>Is this really on-chain?</summary>

Yes. Your space ownership and customization are stored on blockchain.

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<summary>Can I edit my space later?</summary>

Yes! Space owners can edit metadata at any time.

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<summary>Does editing MySpace has any limit?</summary>

No, you can edit YourSpace infinite amount of times.

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<summary>What is the Total Supply?</summary>

If all of the spaces are minted individually i.e. 10x10 pixels space each, then there would be total of 10000 spaces.\
If some of the users mint in groups e.g. 10x20 or 50x50 pixel spaces, then the supply would be reduced accordingly.

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<summary>Is there a limit to how many I can own?</summary>

No, mint as many as you like (if available).

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