Binance NFT, the nonfungible token (NFT) branch of the crypto trading platform Binance, declared that the Polygon network has been integrated among the blockchains offered within the marketplace.


The announcement states that Binance's NFT ecosystem is growing even more. As a result of the integration, NFTs from various blockchains like Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon can be exchanged by users of Binance's NFT marketplace by simply using their Binance accounts.


Despite their recent announcement, Binance is taking a precise and precise approach to their NFT listing activity, emphasizing that not all ERC-721 NFT collections on the Polygon network are available at the moment. However, they reveal that they plan to onboard more NFT collections on a regular basis.


On January 19th, Binance announced that they would be delisting any NFTs with a daily trading volume lower than $1,000, in addition to restricting the number of NFTs artists can create each day. The platform also mentioned that it would review NFT listings regularly to suggest deleting any which do not adhere to its standards.


At the same time, with AI gaining traction in the online world of Web3, Binance is delving into such technology as well. On March 2, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao announced the successful debut of their AI-generated NFT maker called "Bicasso", which minted 10,000 NFTs in a mere 2.5 hours.


Although the AI tool initially performed well, it quickly became embroiled in a contentious situation. Just one day following the release of Bicasso, a winner of the BNB Chain hackathon alleged that Binance had taken and replicated their project called "Chatcasso." Binance denied the allegations, stating that NFTs and AI are widespread concepts, and a representative claimed that Bicasso was created independently over two weeks before the hackathon.



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