@cryptotalk96 13 April 2021 more from that month

It's interesting how two giant NFT marketplaces are growing. OpenSea.io is for ART, it positions itself in this way and attracts this type of audience. The current one-time gas fee is an invitation for slightly more serious people, perhaps wanting to attract an ART collector. Meanwhile, the utilitarian look of Atomic Hub is for ASSETS. The NFT's are super affordable - some collections selling NFTs for pennies. But! There are games built around the items on Atomic Hub and that's a distinction. OpenSea.io is larger because prices may be much higher, but the far more accessible Wax-based Atomic Hub makes itself viral because its so easy, so fast to make NFT's at virtually no cost. Both have bullish futures as they have established themselves with their very own cultures. I enjoy using both but expect some maturing with regard to Wax becoming more accessible via PayPal and OpenSea.io becoming more utilitarian (assets not just art!).