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NFT Alley declared their collaboration with Cere Network on April 9th. Cere Network is the world’s largest first blockchain-based storage solution. It is optimized to acquire interactions between users, (NFT) assets, and apps that are independently agreed to sign and encoded and potential value transfers to be kept in a vandal-proof and time-capsulated data scheme.
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Integration with Cere Network will provide an advanced level of protection for NFT ownership, thereby strengthening their NFT assets. Using Cere features such as Cere Freeport, users will be able to:
- NFT Auctions and Sales
- Asset Verification
- Safe Asset Delivery
NFT Alley is optimistic that by integrating with Cere Network, they will be able to push the boundaries of NFT use cases. During the one day ending at 19:00 ET on April 10th, NFT Alley (ALLEY) traded 4.3 percent lower against the US dollar. NFT Alley has a total market capitalization of $21,316.09, and approximately $137,628.00 worth of NFT Alley has been traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. NFT Alley has lost 17.5 percent of its value against the US dollar over the last week. One NFT Alley coin currently costs $0.0412 or 0.00000097 BTC on cryptocurrency exchanges.
About NFT Alley
With its exclusive feature sets, NFTAlley’s NFT Marketplace enables creators to quickly launch their NFT. Their custom templates and smart contract management enable participants to self-publish, mint, preview, and manage NFTs. Because it is a UI-driven platform, it is easy for artists and brands to create NFTs with automated royalty rights management.
About Cere Network
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Cere Network is the first platform based on Substrate and Polygon for Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC). Cere is the first Web3 project to support trustless cloud data storage, integration, and collaboration across blockchain networks and Web3 NFT, metaverse, and gaming content. Cere is supported by some of the world’s most prestigious institutions and projects, including Binance Labs, Republic Labs, and Polygon.
