Meta adds NFT trading via Instagram

Meta adds NFT trading via Instagram

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by dapp_writer005

4 years ago

The multinational holding company Meta, which owns the social networks Facebook and Instagram, continues to innovate in its work. The main focus is on expanding the use of NFT objects.

The publication of non-fungible tokens became available to participants from the United States in May of this year, and access to other countries was opened in August.

Nowadays, Meta is implementing a package of tools that allow you to create unique tokens and trade through the Instagram social network. Several authors have been selected to test the feature and release their unique items on Polygon. It is planned that tokens can be bought and sold through applications on Android and IOS.

While development is at the testing stage, users can connect the Phantom wallet to their Instagram and Facebook accounts. This means that support for NFT publications will be from the Solana blockchain.

Previously, news came out that the automaker Nissan will be issuing its NFTs, as well as creating a blockchain trading platform and wallet. 

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