Topic: Best Blockchain for NFTs besides Ethereum? - page 2. (Read 144 times)
I know that Polygon is considered to be a blockchain that is actively used for NFT-projects. Many NFT-projects that work on Ethereum, work on Polygon as well. For example, Open sea works both on Polygon and ethereum. Maybe you also know Unifty and Artavatars that also work on Polygon. There are also some games on Polygon such as decentraland and neon district.
NFTs are one of the hottest trends since the beginning of the year. Many companies are launching unique digital arts, and in-game items through popular blockchain networks in order to get a "piece of the pie". Ethereum is the #1 platform for NFTs due to its large ecosystem of dApps, tokens, and services. But high network load made ETH extremely expensive and slow to use. Launching an NFT on ETH really takes up a hefty sum of money, compared to other competing chains. There are many smart contract platforms on the market right now, each with their unique features and use cases in the mainstream world.
I'm wondering which is the best blockchain (besides Ethereum) for NFTs? Many are cheaper to use than ETH, but not many popular NFTs are built on them. If we were to classify blockchain networks from top to bottom, which do you think is second next to ETH in NFT adoption? Is it Binance Chain, Polygon (MATIC) or Polkadot? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I'm wondering which is the best blockchain (besides Ethereum) for NFTs? Many are cheaper to use than ETH, but not many popular NFTs are built on them. If we were to classify blockchain networks from top to bottom, which do you think is second next to ETH in NFT adoption? Is it Binance Chain, Polygon (MATIC) or Polkadot? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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