OpenC Pro for NFT Collectors, What's Different From OpenC? [M Block Le…
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[M-Block Letter] On the 4th, OpenC, a global NFT marketplace, opened an OpenC Pro for collectors specializing in collectors. OpenC Pro announced on its on-site pop-up that it has updated its NFT aggregator platform GEM, which it acquired last year, and named it "OpenC Pro."
GEM has provided services to buy and sell NFTs at the lowest prices in various NFT marketplaces. OpenC Pro also offers a quick, at-a-glance view of real-time information on trends, minting and collection pages in 170 marketplaces. In addition to purchasing, you can purchase, sell, and manage NFTs listed in those marketplaces on OpenC Pro. As the phrase "Market Place" for NFT collectors, options such as maximum amount, number of items, and characteristics can be set according to the wallet situation when purchasing. I'm confident that gas costs will also be a very efficient amount.
Currently, OpenC Pro is conducting 0% commission marketing during the promotion period. OpenSea, which previously declared zero commission for the time being due to steep growth in NFT marketplace Blur, returns to the same secondary sales fee of 2.5%. As OpenC Pro targets NFT collectors, OpenC will be reborn as an easier and more convenient marketplace for anyone to participate in. We plan to invest in simpler onboarding, increasing payment options, and tools for creators.
With countless NFTs created and registered as collections, many people have been fond of NFT aggregation services that make it easy to summarize information. Global services such as NFTGO, CryptoSlam, and Gem are representative aggregation sites that emerged as the NFT industry grew. However, as OpenC, which is a big pillar of the NFT market, provides the service, many changes are expected in places that used to provide NFT aggregation services. Through the so-called jade stone screening, places without core services that are differentiated from other aggregation services will disappear into the background of history, and the surviving services will boast a stronger fan base.
There may be places that take advantage of this crisis to take on a whole new challenge. Just as Kakao Talk added its own voting function in the app, the company that was developing the voting service completely changed its business direction and became the fintech app "Toss" that many people love today.
