On April 17th, 2024, Mint Blockchain announced its integration into the Superchain, marking a significant step in its transition to becoming a major part of the NFT ecosystem within the Superchain.
On April 17th, 2024, Mint Blockchain announced its integration into the Superchain, marking a significant step in Mint Blockchain's transition to becoming a big part of the NFT ecosystem within the Superchain. The development of Mint Blockchain in partnership with Conduit brings many exciting features for users and developers, including lower gas fees, comprehensive NFT standards and NIPs, developer-friendly NFT infrastructure, and revenue sharing with innovative developers. To start building on Mint, head to the Mint developer docs for more information.
Mint Blockchain, an innovative L2 blockchain dedicated to NFTs, has chosen to build on the OP Stack to leverage its numerous advantages. OP Stack's modular design and extensive documentation simplify deployment and maintenance, while its open-source, fully auditable code under the MIT license promotes developer engagement. Its near-complete EVM compatibility allows seamless project migration from other EVM-compatible blockchains, reducing barriers for developers. By integrating with the Ethereum infrastructure, Mint Blockchain ensures a smooth transition for developers and users with no additional learning curve. The vibrant community and established Layer 2 networks within the Superchain ecosystem will facilitate easy integration for new users. Mint Blockchain will focus on NFT types like AIGC, RWA, BRC20, SRC20, and Runes, propelling Mint Blockchain as a game-changer in the NFT Space.
Mint is now on a journey to merge into the Superchain and launch its own OP Chain, following the successful launch of Mint's public testnet in February, paving the way for the mainnet release scheduled in Q2 2024.
At Superchain Eco, we're excited about Mint's journey and hope to see them propel the NFT ecosystem within the Superchain.
