Reviews

the largest NFT marketplace across multi chains and the largest NFT marketplace on Polygon
the total number of Polygon NFT sales on OpenSea recently beat Ethereum
a primary and secondary market in one - i.e. for new mints and resales

easy to use: good for beginners and for collectors who are looking for a wide variety of NFTs
good liquidity - over $5 million traded daily on Polygon
includes a variety of famous collections: Trump Digital Trading Cards, The Sandbox, Lens Protocol Profiles, and more
comparatively lower fees - OpenSea charges 2.5% commission per successful transaction
can mint your own NFTs on OpenSea for free on Polygon: only pay commission (2.5%) and transaction fees (less than $0.002 gas)
wide variety of NFT categories: art, utility, collectibles, trading cards, domains, virtual worlds, sports, gaming assets
excellent security
no need to make an account - can just use your crypto wallet
has an app version
good search and analytics capabilities

includes a wide variety of services: secondary marketplaces, NFT drops, launchpads
various social features allow for communication between NFT holders
can search for NFTs across a wide variety of categories: ‘collections’, ‘currency’, ‘price range’, etc.
good search and analytics capacities
includes events, both ‘live’ and ‘ended’
wide variety of help resources, including an extensive FAQ section on the site
offers to purchase can occur in a number of different currencies besides Matic - e.g. Eth and USDC

straightforward, easy-to-use site
can trade or swap NFTs, plus create your own NFTs on the platform
currently, there are no platform fees - there are only gas fees for transactions
site includes an NFT academy and blog
good search and analytics capacities

Last updated 1 year ago