DG Labs Ltd (DeFi.Gold) has launched the public alpha version of its groundbreaking NFT marketplace, introducing support for Ordinals and setting a new standard in digital asset trading and ownership.
What is DeFi.Gold's NFT Marketplace?
DeFi.Gold's NFT marketplace is a decentralized platform designed to empower creators, collectors, and investors in the NFT space. By supporting Ordinals, it offers enhanced precision and versatility in tokenizing, trading, and showcasing digital assets.
Development Timeline
Public Alpha Release
The public alpha release provides an early look into DeFi.Gold's NFT marketplace, emphasizing decentralized trading and ownership in the NFT ecosystem.
Future Integrations
DeFi.Gold plans to integrate Taproot Assets by mid-August and RGB protocol by the end of August, making it the first marketplace to support major Web3 standards on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Mainnet Launch
The full marketplace is scheduled to launch on the mainnet by mid-September, incorporating user feedback and advanced features from the testing phases.
DeFi.Gold Launchpad and DEX
Launchpad
DeFi.Gold will introduce a launchpad for fungible tokens based on Taproot Assets, RGB, and Runes protocols, enhancing token creation and liquidity.
Decentralized Exchange (DEX)
The upcoming DEX will facilitate seamless trading of various assets on the Bitcoin blockchain, including memecoins, utility tokens, DAO tokens, and stablecoins.
About DeFi.Gold
Platform Features
Built on Bitcoin's L1 and Lightning Network, DeFi.Gold offers scalability, efficiency, and advanced trading features. It supports major Bitcoin web wallets and Lightning Network transactions for fast, low-cost operations.
Governance Token: DGOLD
DGOLD empowers community-led decisions, driving innovation in decentralized finance (DeFi) on the Bitcoin blockchain.
DeFi.Gold's NFT marketplace aims to redefine digital asset trading and ownership on the Bitcoin blockchain, offering a secure, efficient, and feature-rich platform for creators and collectors alike.
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