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Alcor Exchange
Alcor Exchange is a decentralized exchange offering zero-fee NFT trading. Artists can list themselves for free and sell their artwork directly on the portal. It also allows for creation of NFT tokens.

Alcor Exchange has been active since 2020.
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Arkane Market
The Arkane Network was founded in 2018 as a multiblockchain API and wallet service provider. The Belgium-based Arkane Market launched the first Polygon (Matic) NFT Marketplace in February 2021.
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Atomic Hub Marketplace
Atomic Assets is developed by Pink Network — a group of blockchain enthusiasts active on the WAX and Proton blockchain. AtomicAssets is powered by the Eosio blockchain technology and Atomic Hub Marketplace is the platform to buy and sell NFTs. The portal is available to anyone for tokenizing and creating digital assets and to buy, sell or auction digital assets.

Atomic Assets was first launched in February 2020 and the Atomic Hub Marketplace for NFTs was launched in June 2020. At the date of first writing this review (30 March 2021), Atomic Hub claims that over 9.2 million NFTs have been created on the WAX Blockchain on the platform.
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Axie Infinity Marketplace
Axie Infinity is a game centered around fantasy creatures called Axie. The birth place of the game is Vietnam. Axie Infinity rewards players with ERC-20 AXS (Axie Infinity Shards) tokens. At the time of first writing the review (30 March 2021), the website claimed to have more than 19,000 monthly active on-chain users.
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Binance NFT
Binance will be releasing their own NFT Marketplace in June 2021. We will keep this page updated with the latest information about Binance NFT as soon as it has been launched. Stay tuned!
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Blockparty Marketplace
Blockparty Marketplace is a digital goods store built on the Ethereum network. Founded in 2017, the California based NFT marketplace hosts digital assets, artwork, collectibles, game assets and audio NFTs. The portal allows artists to create a storefront and display their NFTs, and interested buyers can then log in and buy these artworks.
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Crypto.com NFT Platform
Crypto.com NFT Platform is an NFT Marketplace from Hong Kong. The company operating this NFT marketplace also has a Crypto.com debit card and a crypto exchange platform. It is really a "one-stop-shop" for cryptocurrency solutions.
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Cryptokitties Marketplace
CryptoKitties is a blockchain-based game. It was developed by the Canadian company Dapper Labs Inc and Hong Kong-based Animoca Brands Corporation Ltd. The game was first released in November 2017.
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CryptoPunks Marketplace
CryptoPunks is developed by Larva Labs. Larva Labs is based in New York City.

CryptoPunks was first launched in June 2017 and is probably one of the earliest non-fungible tokens. The website also claims that the CryptoPunks project is the inspiration for modern crypto art.
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Decentraland Marketplace
Decentraland is a virtual world built on the Ethereum blockchain. It was conceptualized in the year 2017 by a public blockchain company called Metaverse Holding Ltd based out of Shanghai, China.

Decentraland opened up to the world in February 2020. Within a short period, the virtual world sold USD 1 million in digital land. Decentraland claims to be the first-ever virtual platform that is owned entirely by the users.
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Ebay NFT
eBay is now allowing NFTs to be sold on its platform, making the digital collectibles available side by side with physical ones. Whether you’re looking for a physical Dogecoin replica or a digital representation of Elon Musk holding Doge, eBay is apparently now the place to get both.

At the moment, eBay wants to make sure that NFTs are listed by trusted sellers, and only in certain categories like trading cards, music, entertainment, and art. The company does say, though, that it hopes to expand its policies and tools in the future to allow more categories after it’s gathered feedback from the community with the current crop of NFTs.
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Enjin Marketplace
Enjin was founded in 2009 and has evolved into a leading social gaming platform. It is based in Singapore and operates under the name of Enjin Pte Ltd. Enjin Pte Ltd is a distributed company which spans across five continents and has a presence in many countries.
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Ethermon Marketplace
Ethermon is a blockchain-based game founded in April 2018. The Singapore headquarted Ethermon quickly became one of the most popular decentralized apps after its release. It is built on the Ethereum blockchain.
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Ethernity Marketplace
Ethernity Marketplace is an NFT Marketplace where you can trade limited edition NFTs and trading cards created by new artists. The NFTs or trading cards will be authenticated by "icons". The marketplace is launching soon (meaning early 2021) and is registered in the Cayman Islands.
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Foundation.app
Foundation has been active since 2020 and is based in the US.

If you're looking for cheap NFTs from unknown artists, you might find them here as well, but most of the NFTs minted and sold here are produced by more well-known NFT-creators. The long list of creators with NFTs sold on this marketplace includes names like * Chris *, Pak, Kevin Roose, pplpleasr, Jack Butcher etc.
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GhostMarket
GhostMarket has been active since 2020 and is an NFT Marketplace where you can buy collectibles based on the Phantasma and the NEO-blockchains. The logo of Phantasma is a ghost, which is presumably the reason for the marketplace calling itself GhostMarket.
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Gods Unchained Marketplace
Gods Unchained is a tactical card game that operates on the Ethereum Network. It was developed by Immutable Games (formerly known as Fuel Games).

Gods Unchained launched its NFT marketplace in November 2019.
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Known Origin
Known Origin has been active since 2018 and is owned by the crypto exchange Gemini and thus from the USA.

If you're looking for cheap NFTs from unknown artists, you might find them here as well, but most of the NFTs minted and sold here are produced by more well-known NFT-creators. The long list of creators with NFTs sold on this marketplace includes names like Trevor Jones, Spaced Painter and CryptoSpectr.
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Makersplace
Makersplace has been active since 2018 and is based in the US.

If you're looking for cheap NFTs from unknown artists, you might find them here as well, but most of the NFTs minted and sold here are produced by more well-known NFT-creators. The long list of creators with NFTs sold on this marketplace includes names like Yura Miron, Silvio Veira, Dmitri Cherniak, Dreamonaut and Frenetik Void, to name a few.
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$MEME NFT Marketplace
A playbook on farming limited edition NFTs on the new MEME 2.0
$MEME is a passionate community experimenting at the intersection of DeFi and NFTs. Users can stake (temporarily deposit) tokens to earn limited edition NFT art and collectibles.
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MLB Champions Marketplace
MLB Champions Marketplace is a crypto game and NFT marketplace that launched in August 2018 when game development company Lucid Sight partnered with the MLB to capitalize on the growing sports and NFT space. Fans could download the app and buy, sell, trade and play all in the same spot.
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Myth Market
Myth Market is actually an umbrella marketplace for five sub-markets: GPK.Market, GoPepe.Market, Heroes.Market, KOGS.Market and Shatner.Market. They call themselves a "series of convenient online marketplaces". You cannot - at least not to our knowledge - perform any actual trades on Myth Market alone, but you always have to enter one of the submarkets to trade NFTs.
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Nifty Gateway
Nifty Gateway has been active since 2018 and is one of the world leaders among NFT Marketplaces. The platform is owned by the crypto exchange Gemini and thus from the USA.
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NBA Top Shot Marketplace
NBA Top Shot Marketplace was born when the NBA partnered with Dapperlabs, a blockchain based experience company to create the first exclusive collection of NBA digital Assets in 2020. They released their beta version at the beginning of the 20-21 basketball season, and since have sold over $400 million in gross sales at the time of first writing this review (March 2021).
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NFT Showroom
NFT Showroom has been active since 2020 and is to our knowledge the only NFT Marketplace based on the HIVE-blockchain. Hive is, according to NFT Showroom, a "fast and feeless blockchain that scales, is globally accessible, and unlocks an entire ecosystem of services for artists and collectors".
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NFT ONE Marketplace
NFT One is an NFT marketplace operating on the TRON blockchain (TRX). Launched in 2021, it is the first NFT marketplace to be powered by the Tron blockchain. It allows registered artists to publish their artworks for sale or auction on its marketplace. It accepts investors from across the globe.
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OpenSea
OpenSea has been active since 2018 and is one of the world leaders among NFT Marketplaces. At the time of first writing this review (29 March 2021), the platform proudly claimed on their website that they are in fact the largest NFT Marketplace in the world.
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Paras NFT Marketplace
Create, Trade and Collect Digital Art Cards (DACs)
All-in-one social DAC marketplace for creators and collectors.
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Rarible
Rarible has been active since 2020 and is one of the world leaders among NFT Marketplaces. Rarible's main claim to fame is their seemingly endless supply of NFTs. Every type of NFT you can imagine is available here.
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Refinable NFT Marketplace
Refineable Marketplace is an NFT trading platform backed by Binance and the American YouTuber Mr. Beast. Mr. Beast is also an entrepreneur and philanthrophist who shot to fame for pioneering the stunt video genre on his YouTube channel.

The lord of Youtube investing in Refinable and lending his name and knowledge to the project. Then to throw a humongous cherry on it all, you have Binance, the heavyweight of the cryptoverse putting on their gloves and getting ready to duke it out in the NFT battles up ahead. It's too much to handle and the NFT players are definitely going to feel the weight of this combined force as they get ready to throw down in the near future.
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Sorare Marketplace
Sorare Marketplace is an NFT marketplace dedicated to football lovers and enthusiasts around the globe (also known as "Soccer", if you are from the U.S.). The global fantasy football NFT collection will let you build and manage your squad using digital collectables. And the coolest thing about Sorare Marketplace is that you earn points based on the actual on-field performance of players. It is a perfect bridge between fantasy football and the live on-field action.
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SuperFarm Marketplace
SuperFarm thrives to make NFTs easier and more accessible by innovating ways to create, farm and sell NFTs.
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SuperRare
SuperRare has been active since 2018 and is based in the US. It operates on the ETH blockchain (the NFTs are ERC-721 NFTs).

If you're looking for cheap NFTs from unknown artists, you might find them here as well, but most of the NFTs minted and sold here are produced by more well-known NFT-creators. The list of creators with NFTs sold on this marketplace is very long.
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Treasureland
Treasureland is a multi-chain NFT marketplace that allows users to mint their artwork and list it for sale on the Binance Smart Chain. Treasureland opted for a transition to Binance Smart Chain (BSC) after receiving complaints from users about the high gas fee on Ethereum. The transition is now complete and the transaction fees are much lower to the benefit of all users.
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Terra Virtua Marketplace
Terra Virtua marketplace is a blockchain-powered virtuality reality and augmented reality platform based out of the United Kingdom. It was founded in 2016 and operates as a registered trademark of Terra Virtua Limited.

The Terra Virtua ecosystem uses an ERC-20 token called Terra Virtua Kolect (TVK) for fueling its ecosystem. The total supply of TVK is capped at 1.2 billion tokens, of which approximately 20% is in circulation.
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VERSUS-FLOW.ART NFT Marketplace
Versus is a curated digital auction house and art marketplace. All art on Versus is tokenized as an NFT on the Flow Blockchain.
Originally, Versus will have one drop/auction each week, with the goal to increase the frequency of drops in the future to accommodate increases in demand.
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Viv3 Marketplace
Viv3 Marketplace launched on 27 January 2021 and is the first NFT Marketplace in the world based on the FLOW-blockchain. You can buy, sell and explore authentic digital art pieces here. There are many different NFT types available here, including, but not limited to, collectibles, trading cards and top class digital art.
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World of Ether Marketplace
World of Ether is a duelling game based on collectibles powered by the Ethereum blockchain. Founded in December 2017, the company has its headquarters in the United States and operates under the legal name World of Ether LLC. The mainnet version of the game was launched in the last quarter of 2018.
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Waxstash Marketplace
Waxstash Marketplace is a digital goods store built on the WAX blockchain. It was founded in late 2020.

We have not been able to obtain that much information on this particular NFT Marketplace from its website. Looking at their Twitter, however (@waxstash), we can see they in addition to their regular marketplace also has an escrow function. This seems like a very useful tool in the NFT-business and we're quite sure that other marketplaces will follow suit.
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Zora Marketplace
Zora Marketplace has been active since 2020 and it is based on the ETH-blockchain.

Their core vision seems to be that they are empowering the creators. As an example from their old website where creators have not been given the full benefit of their work, they mentioned the resale price of certain sneakers (Yeezys in particular). These were rare, but costed "only" around USD 200 in the initial sale. However, certain buyers managed to buy up a large part of the available sneakers, then selling them for 2-3x, sometimes 10x, their own purchase price. But none of this ultimately lands in the pocket of the creators of the sneakers.
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