Choosing a blockchain

Each blockchain is it's own network that is where you store or connect your digital assets to

What factors to consider in your choice of blockchain

In the simplest of terms you can think of your choice of blockchain as your choice of marketplace.

If you have a good audience who follows you anywhere there will be more flexibility with the blockchain you choose. The biggest secondary market for reselling NFTs is Ethereum.

If you are just starting out you might want to start with the largest marketplace of Ethereum but there are many options out there;

• Ethereum (ETH) : (PoW)

• NEAR: https://near.org/ (PoS)

• WAX: https://on.wax.io/wax-io/ (PoS)

• Tezos (XTZ): https://tezos.com/ (PoS)

• Flow: https://www.onflow.org/ (PoS) (by CryptoKitties folks, used by one of the largest NFT platforms, NBA topshots)

• Binance Smart Chain (BSC): https://www.binance.org/en/smartChain (PoS)

• xDai (DAI): https://www.xdaichain.com/ (Ethereum PoS sidechain)

• Algorand (ALGO): https://www.algorand.com/ (PPoS)

• Cardano (ADA): https://cardano.org/ (PoS)

• Solana (SOL): https://solana.com/ (PoS)

• Polkadot (DOT): https://polkadot.network/ (PoS)

• Waves Protocol (WAVES): https://waves.tech/ (LPoS)

• Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR): https://hedera.com/ (PoS) (Native NFTs without a smart contract for lower energy consumption)

• Stellar (XLM): https://www.stellar.org/ (PoS) (uses federated byzantine agreement system)

• Polygon (MATIC): https://polygon.technology/ (PoS) (Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks)