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Exodus Announces NFT Marketplace Launch By BTC Peers

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Exodus Launches NFT Marketplace

Exodus, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, announced its intention to create an NFT market. Exodus plans to launch an NFT gallery and integrate NFTs in their mobile app. If everything goes according to plan, this will be the first mobile wallet that offers a native Non-Fungible Token marketplace (NFT).

The Exodus app will allow users to view and store NFTs. The Exodus app will allow users to also send and receive Solana NFTs.

Exodus’ relationship with Magic Eden (another prominent Solana NFT market), is partly responsible for the easy transaction of NFTs. Exodus is now able to provide its users with the ability to browse, search for, and filter NFTs, without leaving the wallet. Users can also sell and buy NFTs from the wallet.

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Exodus users love the Solana NFT system because of its low transaction costs and continuous improvement. It currently has over 190 projects, and more are being added every day.

JP Richardson (Exodus CEO) praised the efforts of the company for creating a NFT marketplace that is user-friendly in an announcement made today. He said,

We are the first company to provide a native mobile experience for buying and selling NFTs powered by Magic Eden. We see NFTs becoming an attractive new investment and asset class. As this area grows, we will be able to streamline the buying, selling and storage of NFTs for our customers. Our new NFT Gallery will make crypto easier to access for all Exodus customers, without having to leave their wallets.

SOL will be required to take advantage of this offer, particularly when selling or buying NFTs. Exodus however simplified the entire process, allowing users to get SOL right from their wallets, and also fund their FTX exchange.

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