Immutable宣布关闭Immutable X市场

币界网Publicado a 2024-08-07Actualizado a 2024-08-07

币界网报道:

Immutable最近宣布从8月13日开始关闭其Immutable X Marketplace,该网站将于9月27日完全停止运营。

Immutable Marketplace最初是为了展示Immutable SDK的功能而推出的,现在正将重点转向支持第三方市场,而不是维护自己的交易平台。

在此公告之后,用户和开发人员现在正在接受如何过渡到替代市场解决方案的指导。

来源:Immutable

什么是Immutable X市场?

Immutable X Marketplace是一个无气体平台,旨在促进NFT和其他数字资产的交易,利用以太坊上的StarkEx Layer 2扩展解决方案。

该平台支持各种游戏和数字收藏品,并因其环保的方法和与各种游戏项目的合作关系而广受欢迎,包括《解放之神》、《守护者公会》、《穿越时代》等。

该平台最初是为了展示开发人员可以通过Immutable SDK获得的功能而构建的。

来源:Immutable

用户应该做什么?

Immutable Marketplace的用户无需对其资产采取任何特殊行动。

所有NFT和代币都存储在区块链上,与用户的钱包地址绑定,并可在使用Immutable Global Orderbook的不同市场上访问。此订单簿可确保列表在各种平台上保持一致,这意味着用户的列表仍将在其他市场上保持活跃,而不需要任何额外的步骤。

我们还鼓励用户探索在Immutable X链上交易NFT的几种第三方替代方案,并推荐了一些市场,如TokenTrove、AtomicHub和Sphere。

除此之外,其他平台,如Rarible、Mintable和NFTrade,也支持在Immutable X上进行交易。

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