It’s trying to assuage artists’ environmental concerns.
— as well as an attempt to placate artists that are worried about its potential negative effects.
Polygon works on top of the popular Ethereum blockchain, and it’s got a smaller energy footprint for individual crypto transactions; it also avoids the massive transaction costs associated with Ethereum. With this new feature, artists can mint NFTs with Polygon on the popular marketplace OpenSea, display the image associated with them on Behance, and direct viewers to OpenSea where they can buy it.
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