Downsides to AtomicHub include:

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Downsides to AtomicHub include: The minting process is a bit complicated. I tried to figure it out a couple of times and still wasn’t ever able to mint any NFTs. There is a strange review process of the NFT content and a requirement of providing source files to prove the work really belongs to the artist. AtomicHub is a closed platform so you have to be belgium whatsapp number data to mint NFTs on the platform. WAX is a lesser-known token and blockchain than Ethereum.

Transactions are handled using WAX and AtomicHub charges a 2% commission fee. Creators earn a royalty on secondary sales.

6. SolSea
If you’re looking for an option outside of the ETH Mainnet world SolSea, on the Solana (SOL) Blockchain is a great choice. SolSea is the first NFT marketplace on Solana with integrated minting. SolSea also has an interactive 3D viewer for NFTs uploaded in 3D formats.

Artists will need an SOL-compatible wallet and fund it to use SolSea. Wallets currently supported by the platform include Phantom, Sollet, and Solflare. Auction-style sales aren’t available at the time of writing.

One option offered exclusively by SolSea is the ability to embed licenses into NFTs. The deeper implications of custom license embedding are beyond the scope of this article, but this is pretty huge. This is the only NFT platform with this functionality at the time of this writing. This is a big deal for SolSea.

Plus, SolSea has an associated token AART that creators are able to stake through the platform. Staking the AART token provides the creator with a discount on the sales fee for their NFTs.