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Privacy Project Beam Launches Beam NFT Marketplace V2

Jul 20,2022,15:23
Privacy Project Beam announced the launch of Beam NFT Marketplace V2, with V1 being migrated to V2. Marketplace V2 allows users to self-register as artists, self-mint NFTs, and create collections directly from the DApp in the Beam wallet. In addition, development is ongoing on the Marketplace V3, with the team working on several features such as P2P sales, royalties, filtering NFT search by art style, and more.
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