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If you want to be a part of the NFT space, then you should visit NFT marketplaces where you can trade NFTs ranging from music to art to assets of the virtual world. There are dozens of marketplaces and some marketplaces cater to specific sectors. What things should you look for in an NFT marketplace before picking which one to utilize and which are the top NFT marketplaces? This article covers top NFT marketplaces in detail. OpenSea OpenSea is the biggest decentralized peer-to-peer marketplace for buying, selling, and trading rare digital assets, such as gaming assets, collectibles, and art which runs on the Ethereum blockchain. In reality, OpenSea bills itself as the world’s largest marketplace for digital assets, claiming to have the best pricing on new NFTs and a wide choice of available NFTs in over 200 categories. Digital art, decentralized domain names, trading cards, virtual worlds, digital collectibles, sports NFTs, utility NFTs, you name it, all of these items can be traded on OpenSea. Cryptopunks, Axie Infinity, Gods Unchained, CryptoKitties, SuperRare, and other popular NFT projects use it as their primary platform. Rarible Rarible is a non-profit marketplace for selling single works of art and collections. Sports, gaming, media corporations, and artists launching collections of work are attracted to Rarible due to its decentralized nature. It is a community-owned platform that encourages decentralization. It has its token, RARI, and the platform’s users get to vote on any platform changes and participate in governance. For example, Adobe has worked with Rarible to secure artists’ work and develop unique NFTs. Rarible uses Flow, Tezos, and Ethereum. You may choose which token to use when you mint your NFT, and you can share your search options with OpenSea. The topic of which blockchain to use is intriguing. The most popular blockchain for NFT minting is Ethereum, although it has a significant carbon footprint and hefty gas prices. Tezos has modest gas expenses (about $0.50). However, it’s aimed towards artists releasing compilations. Flow uses lazy minting, which means creators pay almost no fees, and it’s a proof-of-stake blockchain, meaning it has a much lighter carbon footprint than Ethereum. Nifty Gateway Nifty Gateway has helped some of the most well-known digital artists, including Beeple and singer/musician Grimes, sell their music. It’s a cryptocurrency exchange-backed art curation platform (controlled by the Winklevoss twins). The NFTs, sometimes known as Nifties, are Ethereum-based. Nifty Gateway hosts any NFTs purchased, which means the NFTs aren’t held in your wallet but rather on Nifty Gateway’s servers. NFT collectors may not like this feature, who like more flexibility while investing in art. Purchases on Nifty Gateway can also be done in fiat currency(e.g., US dollars) without the need of purchasing cryptocurrency.  Super Rare The Super Rare platform gives more of a gallery feel to the NFT space. It’s an NFT marketplace that prioritizes artistic intent and credibility above meme-friendly art. You won’t find any celebrity NFTs in SuperRare. It is said to accept only 1% of all applicants, which may sound snobbish, but if you are selected, you will be included in a catalogue of well-curated and intriguing artworks. SuperRare has the atmosphere of a high-end gallery, which is heightened by a rule that allows its artists to mint one of their originals — no Editions here. This indicates that the pieces are more scarce and so rare, as the term implies. It is one of the top NFT marketplaces for serious art and artists, which is incredibly uncommon in the NFT space. Top Shot  The NBA and the Women’s National Basketball Association have teamed with NBA Top Shot, a fan-driven marketplace, to sell collectible moments and art based on the world’s most famous NBA sport and women’s basketball league. Go to the fastest-growing marketplace instead of going to Amazon for your next sports present. Firstly, you need to create an account with the NBA’s Top Shot to purchase an NFT. Top Shot is a closed marketplace that only allows you to buy and sell things on their site, and it was built on the Flow Blockchain by Dapper Labs. Some memorabilia can be purchased for as little as a few dollars. Magic Eden Magic Eden is a Solana blockchain-based decentralized application. The blockchain allows users to generate and manage non-fungible tokens. NFTs can be used for various things, such as digital collectibles, game assets, and more.  The following are some of the desirable characteristics of Magic Eden:  Launchpad: This capability is exclusive to Magic Eden and allows users to construct NFTs in minutes without using any other software. The platform now only accepts a small number of projects; however, this is likely to change.  Future Launches: Rather than wasting time looking for your favourite creator’s next NFT drop, Magic Eden provides a curated list of upcoming launches so you … Continued

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HONG KONG, Mar 18, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), FILMART Online and the first edition of EntertainmentPulse both received an enthusiastic response. The four-day virtual events brought together around 8,000 industry talents from 81 countries and regions. 749 exhibitors showcased over 2,400 new film and TV productions at the event, the majority being feature films, TV dramas and animations. FILMART Online also arranged business matchings for exhibitors and potential buyers, promoting trade and collaboration within the industry. FILMART Online saw a total of 27 online events staged, including 14 seminar sessions held at EntertainmentPulse.
260+ mainland exhibitors featured

This year, FILMART Online welcomed exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regions, including Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shaanxi, Ningbo, Xiamen, Taiwan, the European Union, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, the United States and more. More than 260 exhibitors were from Mainland China. The largest number of companies were from Beijing, Zhejiang and Guangdong. The Guangdong Pavilion was organised by the Film Administration of Guangdong Province and the Radio and Television Administration of Guangdong Province. Not only have they gathered 40 outstanding production companies from across the province to participate, they also promoted the advantages of Guangdong as a shooting location.

Gordon Lam says Hong Kong films are gaining advantages

Acting as a bridge connecting East and West, Hong Kong productions have shone internationally over the years, highlighting the uniqueness of the city's own culture, content creation and distribution. In a session titled "Rediscovering the 'Hong Kong Production", Hong Kong actor and film producer Gordon Lam shared his views on the city's film industry. "The strengths of Hong Kong film continue to develop with more diversified themes and new talents joining the industry, to meet the expectation of the increasingly demanding audience, I am confident that the old and new generations of filmmakers can come together to reinvigorate the local film industry."

Mainland China productions reach global audience

The entertainment industry in Mainland China has seen robust growth in recent years. An abundance of quality films and TV dramas have been produced and distributed to international markets, winning over audiences with a diverse and sophisticated range of content. Karen Fu, CEO of Huace Group, unveiled the secrets behind the success of the mainland's entertainment industry. "We are constantly on the lookout for new subjects. Themes based on the reality of daily life are very well-received in international markets," she said.

BONA Film Group continues focus on realistic social subjects

In the seminar session titled "Experience and Innovation of the Chinese Film Industry", the discussion focused on the development and breakthroughs of film production in Mainland China in recent years, as well as the reform of cinema operators and the application of new technologies. Yu Dong, founder, Chairman and CEO of BONA Film Group, said: "In recent years, BONA Film has continued to focus on realistic social themes, keenly capturing some of the scenes and characters that have deeply touched our country."

NFTs boosts participation in digital asset market

Non-fungible token (NFT) marketplaces are bringing new digital experiences for creators and brands to interact with their communities through trading, unlocking and collecting memorabilia and exclusive content. Melody Hildebrandt, Chief Information Security Officer at FOX and President of Blockchain Creative Labs (BCL), explored how NFTs are becoming a new medium for content creators, intellectual property owners and advertising partners to monetise content, facilitate content distribution and create engaging fan experiences. "Collectibles are not the endgame for NFTs at all - this is just the beginning. We will see how people use this sense of digital ownership as a foundation to activate communities and gain a much more hands-on participation in the content they love," Ms Hildebrandt said.

Online platforms accessible until 17 May

The online portals for FILMART Online and EntertainmentPulse will be open for access until 17 May. Users can revisit insightful content from EntertainmentPulse on demand at any time and utilise the business matching services offered through the FILMART Online platform.

FILMART Online and EntertainmentPulse
Date: 14 to 17 March 2022
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Copyright 2022 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. www.acnnewswire.comOrganised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), FILMART Online and the first edition of EntertainmentPulse both received an enthusiastic response.

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