A gaming-focused NFT marketplace called Fractal lets developers mint NFTs tied to their games on Solana. The speaker spent weeks grinding for a prized EverQuest sword to show how gamers will pay real money for virtual items, and argues Fractal's low costs and experienced founder could make it a major player.
It's a gaming NFT marketplace, and I do believe it's going to be very big because I spent a lot of time in games and I would pay a lot of money for to have the sword that I had as a druid in EverQuest, the Nature Walker Scimitar, because that had sentimental value for me. And that was one of the first things I worked weeks for to get. And, you know, I accomplished it and it really helped kind of solidify my status. So this is Fractal. And then you can see they have— you can submit your game and then I think they're on the Solana chain. So they have different games, different mints and all this stuff going on. So I think it's cool what they're doing. And, you know, you have a proven founder who really believes in the space. He's been in the gaming world. So that's Fractal.
