The WAX Blockchain is great for NFTs
What is the WAX blockchain? WAX stands for Worldwide Asset eXchange and it has become a very popular blockchain for creating and trading NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens). The primary cryptocurrency in this blockchain is called WAX, and its ticker in various exchanges, such as Binance, is WAXP. It is also worth noting that WAX is a fork of EOS.
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WAX is a blockchain with very low 'gas fees', so to speak. This is because, in WAX blockchain, you can stake WAXP into three resources: CPU, NET, and RAM. CPU and NET, used for transactions, automatically recover every day, so you basically stake these resources once, and never spend anything during transactions ever again. RAM determines how many NFTs your wallet can store, but even then it is a fairly low price.
Popular wallets for WAX (ticker WAXP) include the following:
My Cloud Wallet ( https://mycloudwallet.com ), which is a web wallet. No downloads necessary, and easy to use. Might not work in some countries, though.
The other option is called Anchor wallet for Wax, it takes a bit of work to setup, but it allows you to hold your own private keys, and works on every country.
Popular websites to create and trade NFTs include https://atomichub.io and https://neftyblocks.com Another great option is https://nfthive.io
WAX has many great games that use its NFTs as well, such as Alien Worlds, Dungeon Master, and Galactic 123. More articles about Alien Worlds coming soon, which is play to earn game with a large community.
Learn more about WAX at their official website, https://wax.io
If you want to get into the world of NFTs, this is an excellent choice.