The landscape of NFT trading on the Kusama network is about to take an exciting turn, as KodaDot, the community-driven NFT marketplace, plans to integrate RMRKv2. This innovative step is designed to ensure that users of Kusama continue to enjoy a sustainable and inclusive platform for their NFT trading and engagement activities.
This proposal, which is currently being discussed, was born out of the recent move by the RMRK team to shift their focus to Ethereum Virtual Machine support, leaving behind Kusama’s traditional “graffiti” implementation. Fear not, Kusama users! The KodaDot team has stepped in to ensure you will not be left in the cold. By integrating RMRKv2, KodaDot is set to enhance your NFT trading experience.
The KodaDot team didn’t make this decision lightly. They’ve spent countless hours in forums, group chats, and on social media discussing the feasibility and advantages of adopting RMRKv2. They’ve gathered your feedback and taken into account your insights on how best to implement this integration. They’ve heard you, and they’re ready to act.
KodaDot, a leading name in the Kusama network, has earned its reputation through dedication to inclusivity, collaboration, and environmental sustainability. Boasting over 100 contributors and a core team of skilled professionals, KodaDot has established itself as a significant player in the NFT marketplace scene.
At KodaDot, the team believes in the power of community. They’ve nurtured a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone, from creators and developers to community members from diverse backgrounds. They’ve achieved their position as a leading decentralized application based on Github metrics, by focusing on a user-friendly environment for artists and web3 communities, all while maintaining an unwavering commitment to environmentally responsible practices.
The KodaDot team is made up of:
KodaDot is already operating the RMRK1 version successfully, allowing users to trade, buy, sell, mint, view, and burn NFT assets. The goal is to continue this success by integrating RMRKv2, providing a seamless, inclusive, and sustainable platform for NFT trading for the Kusama community.
The integration of RMRKv2 into KodaDot aims to fill the gap left by the RMRK team’s pivot towards EVM. The hope is to foster infrastructure development and promote the common good within the Kusama network. Without this integration, the community risks losing access to a substantial portion of the expanding NFT space on Kusama, thus diminishing trading and engagement opportunities for its users.
KodaDot is not just an NFT marketplace; it also serves as a reliable NFT explorer, providing data longevity for NFT transactions. This integration will further strengthen KodaDot’s capabilities, ensuring resilience and effectiveness in the NFT trading process.
Moreover, KodaDot’s planned and existing partnerships with various projects aim to drive innovation and create synergies in the Kusama NFT ecosystem. Collaborations with entities like GraviDAO, Manta, Substraknights, and others explore unique use-cases and applications, further expanding the capabilities of KodaDot and the Kusama network as a whole.
In summary, the implementation of RMRKv2 on KodaDot is critical to maintaining a sustainable, inclusive platform that meets the needs of the Kusama network users and fosters growth and innovation.
Somebody smart once said: “Indeed, this proposal is pivotal for the future of Kusama NFTs. The volume, interest, and activity that Kusama NFTs have historically attracted, particularly with RMRK 2.0, emphasize the importance of keeping this platform relevant. Should Kusama NFTs be left stranded at this critical juncture, it could deal a blow so significant that participants might abandon Kusama altogether. Therefore, supporting this proposal is not just about the product itself; it’s about sending a strong message. This could very well be the “last chance” to maintain Kusama NFTs’ relevance, and the signal sent through backing this proposal, particularly from a team as active and well-regarded as KodaDot, is almost as crucial as the proposed integration itself.”
Feel free to join the discussion: https://kusama.polkassembly.io/post/2575
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With regards,
Damsky, COO of KodaDot
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