Only selected ERC-721 collections in the Polygon network are currently available on the Binance NFT marketplace.
Binance NFT, the nonfungible token (NFT) arm of crypto exchange Binance, has announced that the Polygon network has been included in its supported blockchains within the marketplace.
According to the announcement, the move further expands the NFT ecosystem within the Binance community. With the new integration, users of the Binance NFT marketplace can trade NFTs on various blockchains like Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon using their Binance accounts.
We’ve now added support for Polygon on the #Binance NFT Marketplace!
Users can now buy, sell, deposit and withdraw NFTs on the Polygon network
Find out how to get started ⤵️
— Binance NFT (@TheBinanceNFT) March 8, 2023
Despite the announcement, Binance is still keeping a strict approach to its NFT listings. Within the announcement, the NFT marketplace highlighted that not all NFT collections would be available at the moment. They wrote:
“Currently, only selected ERC-721 NFT Collections on the Polygon network are available on the Binance NFT Marketplace. Binance NFT will integrate more NFT collections on a regular basis.”
On Jan. 19, the NFT platform tightened its rules on NFT listings, saying it would delist NFTs with daily trading volume lower than $1,000. In addition, the exchange also limited the number of NFTs that artists can mint per day. Apart from this, Binance also said it would review NFT listings periodically and recommend those that do not meet its standards for delisting.
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Meanwhile, with artificial intelligence (AI) finding its way into the Web3 space, Binance is also exploring AI. On March 2, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao announced that its AI-powered NFT generator called “Bicasso” has launched and minted 10,000 NFTs in just 2.5 hours.
Despite its initial success, the AI tool was immediately haunted by controversy. A day after the launch of Bicasso, a BNB Chain hackathon winner accused Binance of stealing and copying their project called “Chatcasso.” The exchange dismissed the accusations and pointed out that NFTs and AI are common concepts. A Binance spokesperson told Cointelegraph that Bicasso was developed independently more than two weeks before the hackathon.
