I do see the argument about eth being green now. Many aritsts avoided it for that reason and now are happy to mint there.
It isn't as simple as just mint on Eth tho. E.g. you need to be approved on ArtBlocks or gmStudio to drop a gen art collection there. FxHash lets you do that whenever you want. Super Rare also needs to accept you (there are open platforms too, but those aren't as strong as the ones on Tezos).
One question I have, and I didn't mention in the article is: maybe FxHash and Tezos haven't been entirely discovered by Eth collectors?
Hey mav, good points.
I do see the argument about eth being green now. Many aritsts avoided it for that reason and now are happy to mint there.
It isn't as simple as just mint on Eth tho. E.g. you need to be approved on ArtBlocks or gmStudio to drop a gen art collection there. FxHash lets you do that whenever you want. Super Rare also needs to accept you (there are open platforms too, but those aren't as strong as the ones on Tezos).
One question I have, and I didn't mention in the article is: maybe FxHash and Tezos haven't been entirely discovered by Eth collectors?
no thanks :)