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# Listing Types
GhostMarket supports a full range of strategies for listing NFTs for sale.
### **Fixed Price Listing (Phantasma, Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Neo N3)**
Fixed Price sales are the simplest type. Your NFT is listed for sale at a **fixed, non-negotiable price.** The fixed price format allows you to sell your items instantly the buyer offers your asking price, the buyers purchase completes immediately — there is no bidding or waiting for the buyer. You can define an unlimited duration or a specific period only.
### **Classic Auction (Phantasma, Neo N3)**
Classic auctions are traditional auctions where the seller specifies a starting price, a start date, and an end date. The highest bidder on the end-date wins the auction. An optional **extension period** (see below) can be specified. Classic auctions cannot be cancelled once started.
### **Reserve Auction (Phantasma, Neo N3)**
Reserve auctions only have a starting price. Once someone places a bid equal to at or higher than the starting price, a 24 hour auction starts, after which the highest bidder wins the auction. An optional **extension period** (see below) can be specified. Reserve auctions can be cancelled before the first bid.
### **Dutch Auction (Phantasma, Neo N3)**
Dutch auctions have a starting price, an end price, a start date, and an end date. The price decreases over time during the period from the starting price to the end price. The first bid wins the auction. Dutch auctions can be cancelled before the start date — a maximum of 30 days.
## Extension Period
An optional **extension period** can be set for some auction types. This extends the auction by the **extension period** each time a new bid is received. This feature prevents sniping of high bids in the last second of the auction and provides better price discovery (usually done by bots)
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