NFTs

You can now buy a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT on FTX

Cryptocurrency exchange FTX has introduced the first phase of Ethereum-based non-fungible tokens to its native NFT marketplace.

Users on FTX can now purchase an array of popular NFTs through the marketplace, including Bored Ape Yacht Club, Doodles, Pudgy Penguins and ‘digital land’ from The Sandbox and Decentraland – all using Ethereum (ETH) on their FTX account.

FTX US president Brett Harrison gave further insight on Twitter, saying the marketplace supports “bidding and buy now” options for ETH NFTs.

He also revealed that, as transactions “happen off-chain, there will be no gas fees charged”. In regards to additional fees, Harrison said “seller fees are 2% plus creator royalties” and withdrawal gas fees will be subsidised by the exchange.

Harrison went on to say that users can “expect to see more added in the future” as the marketplace scales.

The native marketplace was revealed back in September and now enables creators and owners to trade their NFTs ‘cross-chain’ via the Ethereum and Solana blockchains.

It’s now expected that FTX and Coinbase’s NFT marketplaces will pose a worthy and timely challenge to OpenSea’s market dominance.

Sean Dickens

An avid advocate of DeFi, Sean has been in the industry since 2017, studying the latest trends writing about cryptocurrencies. He studied Journalism and Media at Birkbeck University and now writes for Coin Rivet while being an active member of various communities in the crypto space - particularly NFTs.

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