(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- Los Altos, California May 16, 2022 (Issuewire.com) – MuzBenchApe is a collection of Ape profile picture NFTs by the independent artist Infomigo. The collection is sandomly generated and stylistically curated, available on the Ethereum blockchain.
The Ape is an iconic animal in the world of NFTs, but few can afford the big-name collections such as the Bored Ape Yacht Club. The MuzBenchApe allows an entry into the NFT ape club that is affordable and created by an indie artist. With a wide variety of expressions, accessories, clothing, and other traits, finding the MuzBenchApe that best represents you is a breeze.
You can view the collection on Mintable here.
ABOUT MINTABLE
Mintable is a next-generation non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace built on the Ethereum & Zilliqa blockchain. Launched in 2018, Mintable has pushed the NFT industry forward by being the first to design gasless minting, batch minting, and royalties, empowering artists and creators to monetize their work via NFTs. Mintable’s gas-free minting option allows the everyday person to get involved with NFTs without any prior knowledge in coding or upfront cost of minting an asset – a great way for everyone to get into crypto. In 2021, Mintable announced the backing of a list of high-caliber investors including renowned venture capitalist and television personality, Mark Cuban, Sound Ventures, a venture capital firm founded by Ashton Kutcher, and Guy Oseary, and TIME Ventures, the investment fund for Marc Benioff. To date, Mintable has sold and auctioned works by Grammy-Award-winning artists, 20th-century avant-garde artists, and various high-profile artists and celebrities.
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