In recent years, fxhash has solidified itself as a premiere, community-based, and accessible platform for generative art. The platform has long been a key facet of the Tezos NFT ecosystem and is now seeking to double down on its mission to enhance and unplug the creative potential of artists in the generative NFT space with an ambitious expansion.
With the upcoming update, dubbed fxhash 2.0, the platform aims to bridge the gap between Tezos and Ethereum and foster an environment that fosters the unique creative freedom of its users. This ETH integration is expected to expand the capabilities of the platform, enabling both the minting and collecting of unique generative artworks on both Tezos and Ethereum directly from the fxhash ecosystem.
Fx hash 2.0
Born in 2021, Fxhash has easily carved a niche for itself as an open ecosystem for generative art, encouraging artists to create their innovative creations without the barriers typical of curated platforms. The result is a vibrant, diverse marketplace with over two million unique works of art since its inception.
With its 2.0 upgrade, fxhash breaks new ground by integrating Ethereum, widely known as the leading blockchain network. In particular, this update responds to the feedback from the fxhash community and demonstrates the platform’s commitment to user needs. With a dual-blockchain approach, artists and collectors can choose between Tezos and Ethereum depending on their unique needs, enhancing the creative and collecting experience.
In addition to the blockchain expansion efforts, the update also introduces full on-chain minting on both Ethereum and Tezos, giving artists extensive options and tools to immortalize their works completely on-chain. According to a press release now shared exclusively with nft, this feature reflects fxhash’s primary mission to enable its global community of artists to “make a living from their digital artworks, regardless of their location on the planet.”
Fxhash 2.0 features
To that end, previously established features such as fx(params), redeemables, and third-party integration tools already on fxhash will now be compatible with Ethereum from day one of fxhash 2.0’s launch. Thus, the platform provides a seamless transition for artists accustomed to the existing tools, while increasing their potential reach.
For the developers working on the 2.0 release, maintaining a united front for showcasing generative art remains an important principle, regardless of the blockchain used for the minting. This is evidenced by the fact that artworks will continue to be displayed together, with the focus on the art and artist rather than the blockchain. On the market aspect, pieces and collections will simply be denominated in XTZ or ETH.
Taking a multichain approach, fxhash 2.0 looks poised to punch above its weight and provide a seamless movement between Ethereum and Tezos that we have yet to see perfected by a single marketplace. The integration will certainly expose artists to different audiences and expand the reach of their generative projects. At the time of writing, the release of fxhash 2.0 is scheduled for late 2023 and promises a series of URL and IRL events to celebrate this milestone.
Editor’s Note: This article was written by an nft now contributor in collaboration with OpenAI’s GPT-4.
