How to Build Your Own NFT Record on Ethereum
Catalog is a new tool on PND that lets artists curate a record of their Ethereum NFTs.
If you're wanting to mint NFTs of your own creations today, you've still got solid options. My first all-around recommendation to anyone, for almost any type of NFT project, would be Manifold, considering its flexible suite. Transient and Sealed are good alternatives here, too.
But let's say you've created releases across all sorts of Ethereum platforms over the years. It's true for me: I've dropped NFTs on +20 separate EVM platforms since late 2019. Minting has been easy enough, but organizing mints, whether for archiving or better discoverability or both, has long been a pain because of this sort of fragmentation.
That's because no platform currently indexes all your creations correctly, at least not out of the gate. Things slip along the wayside. Or platforms index creations that you forgot about, that you don't consider authoritative anymore, and that you wouldn't want to highlight for posterity.
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William M. Peaster
William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he covers the onchain frontier with a particular interest in art, games, and other culture apps. He has a background in creative writing and writes fiction in his free time.
