It’s… complicated. You might’ve seen a NonFungible report sparking discussions in the community in the past few weeks. The report looked at recent NFT data, claiming the explosive growth we’ve seen in 2021 has leveled off, and may even be in decline. Other sources are reassuring crypto enthusiasts, highlighting that “despite fluctuations in transaction volume, the number of active NFT buyers and sellers continues to grow.”

While the cause of these fluctuations is multifaceted, there’s one thing we know for sure: makers are making. Since our Web3 feed debuted less than a month ago, we’ve seen over 600 new projects added to the category.

Rarify is one of them. The NFT Data API provides Web3 developers with NFT data on pricing history, trade performance, volume, authenticity, and ownership across all marketplaces on Ethereum and Polygon.

“We understand that NFT data is the foundation for anyone trying to build in Web3. Without these data points easily at hand, it’s challenging to make key decisions such as investment and appraisal. Our API provides a robust data infrastructure that enables developers to build with ease and empowers users to make smarter decisions,” maker Lasha Antadze explains.

Another interesting launch from the past week is Highlight. In plain English, Highlight allows people to create exclusive-access communities with no code. When you join a new community, you get ownership of an NFT that gives you access to updates, photos, videos, and music from the community creator. If you’re a creator and want to go the extra mile for your community, Rove can also help you build a metaverse for it.

What’s your take? 🐂 or 🐻?

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