The non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace Rarible has launched an NFT aggregator that enables users to view listings throughout various marketplaces and compare pricing.
The aggregator, which is now accessible on Rarible’s website, features a search bar that lets users navigate NFTs using parameters including pricing, trending projects, recently listed NFTs, and auctions that will end soon.
During the most recent Ethereum Foundation Devcon conference in Bogotá, Colombia, co-founders of Rarible Alexei Falin and Alex Salnikov confirmed Rarible’s entry into aggregation to The Block.
The firm has also published a number of social media updates about this Thursday’s announcement.
.@rarible’s second chapter. Coming next week. #Rarible2 pic.twitter.com/eRwj0e3HSp
— Rarible (@rarible) October 13, 2022
The aggregator at Rarible gathers information about NFTs from several online markets. The tool, for instance, displays an Azuki NFT with a price of 11.99 ETH listed on OpenSea, LooksRare, and x2y2. Rarible’s platform does not incur any additional purchasing or selling fees for these transactions.
The aggregator from Rarible additionally has filters that allow anyone search through multitudes of NFTs effortlessly based on some criteria.
The application includes filters to search NFTs based on edition type and purchasing method, allowing users to navigate NFTs by blockchains such as Solana, Tezos, Flow, and Polygon, along with the Layer-2 scaling solution Immutable X.
This year, NFT platforms have been expanding their aggregation capabilities as they seek to offer the lowest prices. Genie, an NFT marketplace aggregator, was purchased by Uniswap Labs in June, and Gem, an NFT marketplace aggregator, was purchased by OpenSea in April.
Rarible reported in June 2021 that a $14.2 million Series A investment round, headed by Venrock and CoinFund, had been completed.
In September, Rarible increased its selection of video game-related NFTs through a collaboration with Immutable X, enabling users to acquire and sell NFTs for games including Gods Unchained, Guild of Guardians, and Illuvium.
