Don’t Be Late to the Party - 5 NFT Platforms You Already Should Know

If there is one thing everyone in the crypto community can agree on, it is that NFTs have come to stay. Non-fungible tokens have been around for a while now, but it wasn’t until early 2021 that they got their feet wet in the blockchain’s community waters. Several use cases have emerged for them and so have various NFT platforms and projects. Here, we will look at some of the best NFT platforms you will ever find.

Enjin is a blockchain gaming platform where users can mint their own tokens of collectible items that in turn can be used in-game. With Enjin, users are the actual owners of their in-game items including weapons, in-game coupons, digital collectibles, etc. What further makes it great is that NFTs can be melted back into Enjin coin, the native cryptocurrency on the platform.

This means you don’t have to look for someone to buy your unwanted NFT, you can just melt it into Enjin coin directly. NFT items on the platform can be used across the Enjin multiverse which simply describes the various games on the platform and can be stored in the Enjin wallet. With strategic partnerships with the likes of Samsung, BMW, Microsoft and others, Enjin is one of the best NFT platforms.

If you are looking for a platform where digital art and blockchain technology meets philanthropy and social good, it is Ethernity. In this platform you can get authenticated NFTs of digital arts while also supporting a social cause. On the platform, a portion of every purchase is donated to the charity of the artist’s choosing. The platform was founded by the legendary crypto investor Nick Rose Ntertsas. So far, it has partnered with the Muhammed Ali Foundation to auction NFTs of the legendary boxer and it has also auctioned Pele’s NFTs.

This is a DeFi platform that seeks to solve the problems of NFT creation for crypto projects. With Superfarm’s NFT Marketplace, users can easily create their own tokens needing no special programming skills. The platform has a comprehensive set of tools that users can apply to develop their own non fungible tokens. It also solves the problem of adding value to tokens for crypto projects. On Superfarm, users can easily farm tokens and NFTs with their own project tokens.

There is also an NFT store where users can sell off their NFT and can set up an NFT marketplace right on the platform. The tokens generated on the platform are ERC-20 tokens, which means they are compatible with any supported marketplace. Another feature on Superfarm is Superverse, the gaming interface of the platform.

This is an NFT platform for creators. It is a marketplace where you can buy and sell NFTs. It allows creators to put tangible works up for sale as NFTs even before those products are ready to be shipped, so that people can buy them. It is also possible to buy or sell fractions of NFTs on the platform. Essentially, this platform is made to ensure creators make the most of their works, which is why they also get a portion of the profits on the resale. Zora works in such a way that a creator or a brand can generate NFTs for a product and the token is redeemable for that product.

This platform is regarded as the largest marketplace for NFTs. It is a decentralized platform aiming to become the Amazon of digital content. OpenSea makes use of Ethereum but it is already working on supporting Polygon and Flow blockchain. Anyone can generate an NFT on OpenSea at no charge and it has a wide range of items with over 20 million assets currently listed on it.