RE: RE: I tried to Onboard an artist I respect to Cryptoart, and found NFTShowroom was lacking.
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RE: I tried to Onboard an artist I respect to Cryptoart, and found NFTShowroom was lacking.

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Yea. I'm going to try posting some work with BlockchainartEx, and I've got some work on Makersplace, but I've never sold anything on Makersplace.

And I was rejected from Superrare - at least one of those reasons being that my work was NSFW. [Which is the case for a lot of platforms in ETH.]

.:.

The only platforms that are really open to me are as follows:

ETH:

  • Blockchain Art Exchange
  • Makersplace [shadowbanned and exempt from curation]
  • Opensea [shadowbanned and exempt from curation]
  • Memefactory [Not really a marketplace, more of a TCR Experiment and low art / meme shop.]
  • Mintable - Which is basically it's own minting store, and not a curated marketplace, and would basically be me selling on Opensea with Twitter.

That's pretty much it.

HIVE:

  • NFTShowroom.

I'm not welcome on EOS, Knownorigin, Superrare, Makersplace, Cargo.build, Cryptovoxels, NFTfi,

Which basically leaves me the following options:

  1. Mint on BAE and use that as a primary curated platform for ETH.
  2. Mint on Makersplace, and drive all of my own traffic, but fight uphill the whole way, because Makersplace will never curate me or add me to discovery.
  3. Mint on Mintable and then sell on Opensea.
  4. Create Memes and work within Memefactory to become a voting leader in that TCR and try to figure out how to build it or leverage it as a project.

OR:

  1. Build NFTShowroom.

.:.

Success within cryptoart will only come from those trajectories until NSFW art is more widely accepted.

Basically, it's going to take work.