With AVASEA, unleash the full potential of NFTs, discover new ways to trade and explore the unique art of Avalanche.
Site description of AVASEA
AvaSea is committed to providing the fastest possible experience for creators and traders, everything has been built from the ground up to be reliable and withstand heavy workloads. All assets are indexed on fast CDNs that can serve you content in seconds.
Ava Sea contracts are largely based on LooksRare contracts, which have proven to be reliable. In addition, Ava Sea only acts as an intermediary and does not own any NFTs or user-owned assets.
Distinctive characteristics:
| 1. | AvaSea tracks all activity in Avalanche over multiple time periods, making it easy to find new collections. |
| 2. | AvaSea is committed to supporting as many currency formats as possible to provide creators and collectors with a wealth of options. |
| 3. | AvaSea supports multiple trading strategies such as Collectible Bidding, Direct Bidding, Dutch Auctions and Private Selling, with more strategies to be added in the future. |
Ava Sea can support many ERC-20 currencies along with AVAX for trading. Trading in stable currencies such as USDC or USDT can be easily implemented in the future. Ava Sea makes it easy to cancel all offline orders by marking all nonces as invalid or canceling multiple items at the same time.
Ava Sea uses 2 order types to fulfill sales and match between buyers and sellers. Producer orders are signed and stored off-chain in accordance with EIP-712 signing standards. Receipt orders are executed chain-wise to match the manufacturer's orders.
Features of the defi app
Ava Sea allows collection owners to add royalties and edit their collection information at any time without permission. To edit your collection, you need to connect to AvaSea, using either the developer's wallet or the owner's wallet.
Ava Sea supports the same metadata standards as other marketplaces. In order for Ava Sea to get off-chain metadata for ERC-721 and ERC-1155 assets, your contract will need to return a URI where we can look up the metadata. To find this URI, use the tokenURI method in ERC721 and the uri method in ERC1155. AvaSea only supports ERC-721 contracts and will support ERC-1155 contracts in the future.