OpenSea has successfully launched a new feature enabling producers to generate and distribute NFTs directly on its webpage. OpenSea is the biggest digital marketplace for crypto collectable and non-fungible tokens by volume.

OpenSea adds NFT

OpenSea announced the start of a new immersive effort on September 21 and allowed producers to debut their NFT collection on their specialized drop sites. Users will benefit from increased exposure and discoverability on the site thanks to the new NFT functionality.

Creators may upload photographs and videos, emphasize their teams, and give roadmaps under the editable drop pages. As stated in the notification:

“Drop pages will include information about the drop, the minting schedule, a countdown clock, and of course – an NFT gallery. We’ll also allow collectors to set alerts via email or add to their calendar to remind them when to return to mint.”

Using OpenSea, users may access SeaDrop

SeaDrop, a new safe open source smart contract that streamlines the drop experience, will be accessible to developers via the new OpenSea project. The time that SeaDrop may save developers in the technical aspects of developing their own smart contracts is well known. OpenSea observed:

“Developing a secure smart contract that can orchestrate multi-stage drops is one of the most important and technically complex elements, and now creators can skip this step entirely by using SeaDrop.”

The OpenSea NFT marketplace is hopeful that the new effort will gain wider acceptance and assist OpenSea trade volume return to its earlier this year highs.

The daily and monthly transactions on its platform drastically decreased in August, according to OpenSea. On May 1, the market processed transactions for $405.75 million. On August 28, it only processed NFT transactions worth $5 million.

NFT games are still popular, as Tamadoge made news when it sold out of its token presale in only eight weeks and raised $19 million elsewhere in the markets.

Thanks to Dominic Kimani at Business 2 Community whose reporting provided the original basis for this story

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