GameStop launches the NFT marketplace's public beta
On July 11, the world's largest online game retailer GameStop (GME) launched its own non-fungible token (NFT) market. The new NFT marketplace intends to deliver high speeds and low fees.
The marketplace allows users to build, sell, and exchange NFTs. Users may access NFT data through the marketplace's functionality, and there is also instructional content available. Everything from the fundamentals of NFT to how to link a wallet to the market is addressed in the instructional content.
It is a non-custodial, Ethereum Layer 2-based application, and users may connect to the marketplace using the GameStop Wallet or other ETH-compatible wallets. As CoinGabbar earlier reported in May that the GameStop is planning to introduce an NFT Marketplace in near future. The main page of the application features prominent NFTs, NFT creators, and collections. The Explore interface also enables a more thorough exploration of the market. (At present, there are 236 NFT collections available in the market.)
Back in February, GameStop joined hands with Immutable X (It aims to use the strength of immutable NFTs to bring asset ownership and trade in virtual worlds into the real world.) And it is bringing a number of Web3 games to the market, including Illuvium, Gods Unchained, and Guild of Guardians.
Since this is a public beta (A "public beta" generally means that users can use it and test it out, but they can anticipate encountering bugs or other problems because the code is not yet suitable for widespread usage.), users can anticipate downtime until the marketplace's complete version is released.