Introduction
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have become a popular way for artists to monetize their digital creations. While many NFT marketplaces exist, some artists prefer to use open source platforms for their transactions. Here are some resources for buying and selling NFTs using open source marketplaces.
OpenSea
OpenSea is a peer-to-peer marketplace that supports various NFT standards and is built on Ethereum. It is the largest NFT marketplace and allows creators to mint their own NFTs.
Mintbase
Mintbase is an NFT marketplace that is built on Tezos. It allows creators to mint their own NFTs and sell them without transaction fees.
Rarible
Rarible is an open source marketplace that allows creators to sell their own NFTs. It is built on the Ethereum network and supports various NFT standards.
SuperRare
SuperRare is a curated NFT marketplace that supports the Ethereum network. It focuses on high-quality art and has a rigorous vetting process for its creators.
KnownOrigin
KnownOrigin is a curated NFT marketplace that focuses on digital art. It is built on Ethereum and supports various NFT standards.
Hic et Nunc
Hic et Nunc is an open source marketplace that is built on the Tezos network. It allows creators to mint their own NFTs and has a low carbon footprint.
Conclusion
These are just a few examples of open source NFT marketplaces that artists can use to buy and sell their digital creations. As the NFT market continues to grow, more open source platforms may emerge as viable options for creators.
