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I& #39;m taking the time to experiment with NFTs on different platforms. From what I& #39;ve learnt each platform has their own quirks and suits different creatives. My jump onto @hicetnunc2000 has been for a few reasons (a thread):
It uses Tezos instead of Ethereum which is way greener. https://medium.com/tqtezos/proof-of-work-vs-proof-of-stake-the-ecological-footprint-c58029faee44">https://medium.com/tqtezos/p...
It& #39;s more affordable to mint and collect compared to eth networks where you have to almost be ethereum rich to support your favourite artists.
The platform is more experimental. I feel like I can use this platform to show work that isn& #39;t as polished or my usual style.
And from what I& #39;ve seen from the community is that most artists provide more open editions at a lower price point so that everyone can have a piece of your art which I think is wonderful!
Lastly, there is no rules about just sticking to one platform. You can utilise each platform differently. So join a few or choose one that suits your art.
