Do you know all the major platforms in the blockchain and in the NFT world?
You’ve probably heard of Uniswap, Superare, Crypto.com and Rarible, but there are many others and each one of them has its own token.
Uniswap
Uniswap is a DEX, a Decentralized Exchange namely a platform that does not have a central server but is managed by all users who intend to use the protocol, thanks to blockchain technology
Uniswap has the features to sell or buy different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and the myriad of coin/tokens there are around.Born on November 2, 2018, from the mind of Siemens mechanical engineer Hayden Adams, Uniswap was the first fully decentralized Automatic Market Maker created on the Ethereum blockchain.
Uniswap is a completely open-source protocol (under the guidance of Uniswap Labs) so every user willing to contribute to the platform can propose new improvements, also users can list new tokens which on a normal exchange usually requires bureaucracy or high commissions.
The decentralization of the platform allows you to always remain in control of your funds, since the interaction will take place with the wallet keeping the private keys in the hands of the user.
SuperRare
The birth of SuperRare Founded in 2017 by John Crain, Charles Crain and Jonathan Perkins SuperRare has become the place to be for those who aspire to success in crypto art.
The platform allows artists to write their NFT works on Ethereum blockchain and then auction them in the hope that some collector will be willing to buy through Ether only.
In August 2021 SupeRare decided to become a DAO, with its SuperRare 2.0 project reaching a new capitalization of 107 million dollars.
The improvements addressed therefore in addition to the release of a governance token, that is, the possibility given to users to make decisions on the development of the project through the possession of the RARE token, were those of having given life to self-managed shops and the possibility of minting, advertising or sell your work directly to the buyer.