As is on the date of writing this, from my experience.
Creators/artists can create collections there, while “house” pays for minting fees (WAX, Polygon).
“ArtX” credits are platforms virtual currency, (non transferable, tradable or convertible) that is used for in “house” trades, purchases, minting fees. Users can purchase it with a credit card. Or get it daily on the platform.
For art collectors, “ArtX” is used for paying purchase of a collectible.
Purchased items are transferred to the buyers wallets without transaction fee. Then it is possible to trade those collectibles on marketplaces that support the items format standard and network.
There is a levelling system with tree components or sources of experience points: creator, collector and community activity or engagement.
Biggest strength here is the community engagement facilities and intuitive collection management tools and workflows.
WAX and Polygon blockchains are available options for publishing a collection. With option to sell collectible for WAX or ArtX on the uncut website, where ATM Polygon sales are preformed on other external marketplace, .
Just to list a few points:
- generating invoices
- CSV for collections and collectibles
- subscriptions for collections communities: emailing lists, platform notifications to receive news, collection blog posts
- posting, status updates, posts feeds…
- sharing to social media platforms
- and there’s more…
Join me on uncut
Here is the platforms “wiki” or help and an F.A.Q.: https://docs.uncut.network/
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