Rarible Announces Polygon-Based New Services In The NFT Sales Platform

NFT Marketplace Rarible launched a new service for NFT creators. (Photo; Doc. BTC Haber)

JAKARTA The leading NFT trading company, Rarible, recently announced the availability of a marketplace builder feature. This allows artists and digital projects to create an NFT market that is connected to the Polygon network.

Rarible stressed that this tool provides many customization options, including royalty cost adjustments, and does not require encoding. The goal is to provide flexibility and personalization for users who want to sell their NFTs. With this tool, Rarible provides an opportunity for artists and projects to show their "unique brand identity" in the NFT market.

Rarible's CEO, Alexei Falin, believes the community market will be the future of NFT trading. With the marketplace builder, content creators can show their "unique brand identity". Rarible's team claims this is impossible to do on traditional NFT platforms.

Furthermore, Rarible explained why they decided to choose the Polygon net for the device. Alexei Falin stated that the Polygon NFT industry recently reached an "extraordinary appeal".

The company also hopes that NFT will be trading in the community market in the future. Falin stated, "We see the community market as the future of NFT buying and selling and we believe every project should have its own market. Supermarket tools are essential to make that happen."

Rarible offers market creators for Ethereum's ERC-721 and ERC-1155 collections in addition to Polygon-based NFT projects. In the middle of the bearish market, the NFT project has created new tools to help space move forward, reported by NFT News Pro.

Although the current NFT market situation tends to be bearish, some projects are still trying to offer new services and innovations. On January 11, the NFT index released a new tool that allows collectors to analyze their NFT trading performance, taking into account realized and unrealized profits.

However, on the other hand, some NFT projects must cut the workforce to survive the crypto winter. SuperRare, one of the NFT marketplaces, recently announced a 30 percent drop in its workforce. However, NFT market executives remain confident that the market situation will not be sustainable and NFT projects will continue to innovate and offer new services to attract collectors.