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Much of what makes engaging in the Web3 side of the internet so distinct from Web2 institutions like Instagram<\/a>, eBay<\/a>, and the like is Web3\u2019s focus on decentralizing power structures<\/a> endemic to the Internet we\u2019ve grown accustomed to in past decades. And now Rarible<\/a>, one of the most popular NFT marketplaces for creators and collectors, has launched a tool that will enable its users to craft NFT marketplaces of their own. Such a setup would be unthinkable in Web2 \u2014 this is perhaps best represented by Apple and Google\u2019s near-total monopoly of mobile app marketplaces.<\/p>\n Crucially, this royalty enforcement could be fully on-chain, which helps protect a creator\u2019s long-term project revenue from policy changes on royalties<\/a> set by marketplaces. Of course, the next logical step would be to enable users to make their own NFT marketplaces, giving them complete control over their projects and collections. In this creator-first spirit, Rarible has also designed its NFT marketplace builder for ease of use without sacrificing the level of customization available to creators interested using the service. As such, aside from providing users with the ability to tailor the appearance of their custom NFT marketplaces, Rarible also provides users with complete control over implementing royalty fees<\/a> on their created marketplaces.<\/p>\n Rarible also provides a white glove service to ensure any features or customizations not available in its base marketplace builder tool can be accounted for. Projects that have availed of this service include CryptoPunks V1<\/a>, Pixel Vault<\/a>, and Fox\u2019s Krapopolis<\/a> and Fox Deportes<\/a> NFT projects.<\/p>\n Creating an NFT marketplace will require no coding knowledge on the user\u2019s end, and will also be completely free of charge. Aside from forgoing an upfront fee for using its NFT marketplace builder, Rarible has also stated on its website<\/a> that users availing of its tool will not have to pay any monthly costs or transaction fees<\/a> down the line once their custom NFT marketplaces are up and running.<\/p>\n On top of aggregating NFT collections and projects hosted on five blockchains and counting, Rarible is also one of the few NFT marketplaces that supports the Royalty Registry<\/a>, a smart contract<\/a> that allows users to set royalty terms on their works easily. Despite billing its new tool as catered specifically toward creators with collections hosted on the Polygon network, Rarible also offers a marketplace builder for Ethereum ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFT collections.<\/p>\n \u201cWe see community marketplaces as the future of NFT buying and selling and we believe every project should have its own marketplace,\u201d said Alexei Falin, Co-founder and CEO of Rarible in a statement shared with nft now. \u201cThe self-serve tool is vital for making this happen.\u201d For artists and creators looking to tailor every aspect of projects they launch in the NFT space, Rarible\u2019s new tool is a significant leap in the right direction.<\/p>\nWhat\u2019s next<\/h2>\n
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