Mintable have the same function of OpenSea: standing out minting fees to the buyer so it is not good for low NFT ( someone buy NFT for 3$ and pay 10$ as fees)
you need to promote their items.
+ Mintable has a shady reputation and copyright issues (too many bugs and slow support)
about adverting is a bit better than OpenSea but in general it is better to use OpenSea.
Topic: Is mintable.app good enough as marketplace for NFT? (Read 37 times)
If you're not paying gas, I'd check to see how much you actually own the asset in the terms and conditions of the app.
If it's on an app the I'm also just assuming it's not decentralised and you might face additional problems in the future (eg what if the app goes offline, that's more likely - in my opinion - than the eth blockchain just going offline)?
And how does account recovery work? Can it be exploited, I think I'd have security concerns with something like that too.
Also nfts might not be the best or safest investment but I've not done much research on them so...
If it's on an app the I'm also just assuming it's not decentralised and you might face additional problems in the future (eg what if the app goes offline, that's more likely - in my opinion - than the eth blockchain just going offline)?
And how does account recovery work? Can it be exploited, I think I'd have security concerns with something like that too.
Also nfts might not be the best or safest investment but I've not done much research on them so...
Hi, I wonder if anyone here has a positive experience with mintable.app as marketplace for NFT?
Since I plan to make investments to NFT and mintable.app provide an opportunity to mint NFT's without "gas fees" which means it open for a wider range of NFT creators...
Since I plan to make investments to NFT and mintable.app provide an opportunity to mint NFT's without "gas fees" which means it open for a wider range of NFT creators...
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