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In the not too distant future, most NFT transactions will be done through Ethereum’s Layer 2 (L2) scaling solution.
idea? very fast and very cheap transaction!
The good news is that we are well on our way to this future. NFT mints are increasing in L2 such as Optimism, Zora Network.
But how do you discover and collect new creative projects on these frontier networks?
As a mint discovery platform, we are all lucky mint fan We just rolled out our first L2 support. In today’s post, let me explain how to tap here.
-WMP
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First launched in June 2022, mint fan is an NFT platform that aggregates active mints into a one-stop discovery and minting hub.
mint.fun thus provides collectors with new drops that occur within a single convenient interface. and It aggregates a lot of important project information and performs automated safety checks so you don’t have to blindly cast it, so to speak.
In addition to other features such as Aggregated “offers” dashboard For current purchase offers for NFTs you hold, mint.fun specifically: !fan drop reward programThis allows you to earn !fundrop points for actions such as minting through mint.fun. Download platform extensions.
Accumulating these points will entitle you to special rewards from the platform over time, but please note that score aggregation will only begin when: Issue a !fundrop passis a dynamic NFT that tracks earned !fundrop points.
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Originally, mint.fun only supported aggregation of multiple mints. ethereum. But this week, an announcement from the platform’s team caused a stir. Extended support for L2 Mintstarting with optimism and zora network chain.
If you want to start minting Optimism or Zora Network NFTs via mint.fun, you will need to bridge some funds before starting work on the L2 side.
For this reason mint.fun now provides a direct bridging interface on the platform. Simply connect your wallet to the site, click the wallet button on the top right of the page, and press “Bridge ETH” to bring up the interface.
There are two important points to note here. First, mint.fun only provides bridging. from ethereum To I’m L2 now. If you later want to withdraw your funds to Ethereum, you will need to use another dedicated bridge service.
Second, Zora Network is new, so it’s kind of a “fast bridge”. hop Not yet supported. As such, its “optimistic” L2 style means that withdrawals at the moment can take up to 7 days, so don’t ignorantly bridge this dynamic.
Once you’ve bridged your funds to your network of choice, minting is easy. You can browse trending projects on the mint.fun homepage. again The platform also highlights ‘Featured Projects’ for consideration at any time.
At the time of this writing, the featured project on the platform is a free commemorative mint.fun x Optimism starts NFT, here used as an example. So if you click on the name of any project that catches your eye, you’ll see a dedicated mint page like this:
If your project enforces the 1 mint per wallet rule, you will see a button labeled ‘1 mint’ as shown above. Otherwise, you will see additional options such as “Mint 2”, “Mint 5”, etc.
Then hit the “mint” button, switch networks as instructed by the wallet (optimism in this case, etc.) and do a final pass to check the mint information. If all is well, complete the mint transaction, voila, that’s all you need to mint L2 NFTs with mint.fun. It’s also very affordable. When I minted the “Optimism launch” NFT at the time of writing this post, the transaction only cost 0.000018 ETH worth of gas, or 0.04 USD.
my two gwei? Ever since Zora Network arrived, I’ve been keen to mint cool stuff in L2, but so far I’ve had a bit of trouble finding new mints there quickly. Mint.fun’s L2 support makes discovery simple by simply going to the platform and using the ‘Chain’ filter to focus on fresh Zora drops. Correspondingly, the L2 NFT scene has also become much more accessible. Also, don’t forget.these are just First L2 What mint.fun supports will likely grow over time.
William M. Peester is the creator of metaversal — Bankless newsletter focused on the emergence of NFTs in the crypto economy. He is the senior writer for Bankless’s main his newsletter and a contributor to the NFT curation platform JPG.
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