STEPN launches its own NFT trading platform

by dapp_writer005

4 years ago

The NFT trading platform - MOOAR, which is owned by STEPN, is launched. It does not charge transaction fees, but it does have a monthly membership fee of $29.9. The platform utility token is GMT.

STEPN stated that their own trading platform is one of the milestones in their RoadMap. The organization plans to become a multifunctional project for Web3.

The MOOAR platform supports the Ethereum and Solana blockchains. At the moment, it is in PFP NFT format - static tokenized images, used for avatars and in collections.

NFT creators will constantly receive royalties, ranging from 0.5% to 10% (2% by default). As previously mentioned, there are no commissions.

Since a monthly subscription system is installed, this allows us to save money for our customers. And, also, to minimize the risk present on other trading platforms, which is to reduce commissions.

MOPAR has a community-driven launchpad section and uses GMT tokens for survey.

Members of the STEPN community will have free membership access - 1 month. You can subscribe on the website of the trading platform.

In addition, the site contains a rewards program for STEPN clients.

Earlier it was reported that STEPN is reducing the number of employees. And immediately after this news, it became known that the price of the STEPN token fell by 11%.

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