Kraken NFT adds ten new NFT collections during the beta testing phase

Kraken NFT has confirmed the addition of new NFT collections on its platform. Ten new NFF collections have been added to the Kraken NFT marketplace. The collections in question have been created on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains.

Kraken NFT adds ten new NFT collections

Kraken NFT is an NFT marketplace run by the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange. Kraken is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volumes. The company’s headquarters are in San Francisco, California.

Given the growing popularity of non-fungible tokens, Kraken unveiled the Kraken NFT platform to allow users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies easily. The platform has grown in popularity within a short time and currently boasts some of the top collections created on leading blockchain networks.

The NFT collections that have been added to Kraken NFT are available to select users that have joined the beta testing phase. The beta testers will be allowed to share their thoughts about the collections before they go live to the public. Four NFT collections have been created on the Ethereum blockchain, while six collections have been created on the Solana blockchain.

This addition comes after Kraken NFT unveiled 70 NFT collections earlier this year. The other latest addition happened a week earlier, where a dozen NFTs were added to the platform. Kraken NFT noted that the team would integrate more NFT collections in the coming weeks.

Some of the new features that will be added to this platform include profile picture communities, and users can access the latest gaming experience. The developments coming to this platform will be focused on the Ethereum and the Solana blockchains.

Kraken NFT wants feedback from beta testers

Kraken revealed the addition of these new NFT collections through a blog post, where the company also asked these users to share their feedback, which will be used to improve the user experience.

The beta testing phase for Kraken NFT is broad, given that more than 70 NFT collections have already been listed on the platform. Beta testers can explore and trade these NFTs. Users who want to participate in the beta testing phase can follow Kraken on its social media handles, where it regularly announces when it will accept more testers.

Given the high rate at which Kraken NFT is enlisting new collections, one can assume that the platform is already garnering much interest. Kraken NFT has also confirmed that more collections will be added in the future. This will give the beta testers more room to test the platform and provide feedback that will improve the marketplace before the official public launch.

Nevertheless, once this platform launches to the public, it will compete in a rapidly growing space already dominated by marketplaces such as OpenSea and Magic Eden. Moreover, other cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance and Coinbase have also released their NFT marketplaces, which are also garnering much attention.