NFT launchpad Scope has enabled secondary market trading, allowing holders of NFTs on the Eclipse blockchain to trade their assets with one another.
This is a particularly notable day for holders of the recently-released After School Club NFT collection, as they now have a dedicated marketplace that supports seamless trading of their assets on the Eclipse blockchain.
The Scope team is now working on enabling secondary market trading for the Validators NFT collection, with future Eclipse-based collections likely to debut with this functionality.
What is Scope NFT Launchpad?
Scope is the first dedicated NFT launchpad for Eclipse – a first-of-its-kind Solana Virtual Machine Layer-2 network on Ethereum.
Powered by popular NFT marketplace Rarible, Scope is now incorporating Rarible-esque functionality by creating a secondary market trading environment for NFT assets on Eclipse, starting with the After School Club NFT collection.
Scope has played a hand in the launch of five NFT collections to date; After School Club, Validators, Loucas Braconnier‘s Anticipation (of a future event), Andromeda and Over Open Land, with more collections set to follow.
What does this mean for Eclipse blockchain?
With a dedicated secondary market trading platform, Eclipse continues to built the core functionality required for a successful NFT-led blockchain.
Although the Eclipse mainnet only went live on November 7, it has quickly picked up an audience. The After School Club collection, the official OG collection of the network, sold out in just 45 mins, raising 388 ETH – roughly $1.28 million USD at the time.
Alongside the release of secondary market NFT trading on Scope, Eclipse has also seen the debut of Laikabot, a marketplace for trading memecoins on the network.
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