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What is an NFT marketplace aggregator?
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Over the past two years, many new NFT projects and marketplaces have popped up, and NFT marketplace aggregators are the best way to evaluate a platform.

Understand the NFT trading market These trading platforms play a strategic role in promoting NFTs and connecting creators with potential buyers and investors. In addition, the market has created a channel for investors to trade and dump NFTs in P2P transactions. NFTs are minted on blockchains with smart contract capabilities, such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Solana, etc.

Just like NFTs can be minted on a variety of blockchains, creators can choose the marketplace they prefer to sell them on. Some marketplaces are stricter about accepting creators and listing NFTs, while others are open to most, if not all, types of NFTs. For example, marketplaces like OpenSea, SolSea, and Rarible accept all types of NFTs, while others specialize in photo NFTs, music NFTs, and more.

Since there are many markets, prudent investors and enthusiasts often move between them. Deciding which market to buy from can be quite annoying considering gas fees and other factors. Sometimes, investors lose the opportunity to buy a rare piece when they hesitate, and that’s what NFT marketplace aggregators are all about.

What is an NFT marketplace aggregator? An aggregator can be an individual, website, or software that takes data or information from different sources and presents it to users who may find it useful. This aggregator allows traders and investors to easily trade NFTs from different markets without visiting the actual market.

These aggregators can be considered an all-in-one marketplace as they pool NFTs from various marketplaces and enable interested parties to buy and sell NFTs seamlessly. They help investors gain a broader understanding of various markets by exposing them to them and allowing them to compare NFT prices, gas fees, royalties, and other important factors.

It also allows investors to save time spent navigating through different markets. In addition to all of this, marketplace aggregators also enable unified purchases — where investors can purchase NFTs from different sources in one transaction.

How does the NFT market aggregator work? NFT market aggregators aggregate NFT data or information from different markets, categorize them, and feed them back to search engines. Following are the stages involved.

Data collection Data aggregation involves collecting transaction data for numerous NFTs from various marketplaces. This pooled information is the backbone of every market aggregator.

Data aggregation Collect data in a single directory or interface to create a single entry point to the platform. This single point of entry makes data access seamless for users at query time.

Data classification Data classification involves categorizing pooled data with specific metrics or parameters, such as rarity, time, price, ranking, etc.

Provide data to search engines After the above three stages are successfully executed, the collated data is fed to the search engine on the platform so that users can easily follow up their favorite NFT projects.

Bulk purchase One of the key features of the NFT marketplace aggregator is bulk buying, allowing users to purchase multiple NFTs from different marketplaces in one transaction. This bulk purchase saves the additional gas fees required for multiple transactions.

For example, if you originally wanted to buy 30 NFTs, you would have to pay 30 different transaction fees. But with this bulk buying feature, you only pay transaction fees once for all NFTs.

The main benefits of using an NFT aggregator include: 1. Unified interface

Fast search efficiency

Flexible data analysis

Bulk purchase

Convenient

Accessibility

Friendly user interface

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