Kraken, the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange platform, has officially announced the release of its beta phase for its NFT marketplace, Kraken NFT. After supporting Ethereum and Solana, the platform is now opening up to Polygon.
In an enthusiastic blog post, Kraken declared:
“That’s right: we’re no longer in beta.” This transition marks an important milestone for Kraken NFT, which now broadens its horizons by integrating NFTs issued on Polygon layer2.
In addition to this new support, Kraken has also enriched its collection with over 250 new series. NFTs from the most popular collections, such as Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), Doodles and CryptoPunks, are naturally available on the platform. What’s more, Kraken emphasizes the advantage of not charging gas fees to its customers when buying and selling tokens.
Yet Kraken has no intention of stopping there. The platform promises many exciting features to come, including the ability for users to display their NFTs on the rear wing of a Formula 1 car. In March, Kraken had already signed a partnership with the Williams Racing team.
The non-fungible token market is currently experiencing fierce competition, with Blur taking the lead in terms of transaction volume, overtaking former number 1, OpenSea, earlier this year. Kraken is therefore positioning itself in this fierce race, hoping to stand out from the crowd with its new NFT platform.
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