Rarible and Analog Collaborate to Expand NFT Capabilities

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Rarible, a multi-chain NFT marketplace, has partnered with Analog to streamline cross-chain NFT trading within its platform.

Introduction to Rarible and Analog Collaboration

Confirming the collaboration in its January 16 blog post, Rarible announced its integration with Analog protocol. This decentralized platform simplifies access to web3 data and cross-chain communication.

Analog is landing on Rarible! We’re teaming up to streamline cross-chain NFT interoperability.

Impact of Integration on Rarible

Launched in 2021, Rarible helps collectors buy, sell, and create NFTs. Supporting multiple blockchains like Polygon and Ethereum, the platform aims to enhance NFT trading through Analog's capabilities.

Enhanced NFT Support Capabilities

The collaboration with Analog will provide Rarible users with the ability to manage projects across different blockchains. This simplifies workflows and eases cross-chain NFT management.

The integration with Analog supports Rarible's mission of creating a multi-chain interoperable NFT marketplace, providing new opportunities and enhancing NFT interactions.

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