Curious Addys, a web3 education platform, and Zeneca, an NFT educator, have partnered up to introduce HeyMint – an entry-level NFT platform created to assist creators in producing their inaugural collection.
In a bid to facilitate the minting process for originators of creative works, HeyMint offers an approachable and affordable system. This system enables creators to upload their work, select a blockchain platform, organize presales, and even set up royalty payments. Supported blockchains on the platform are Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism – all compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).
Authors don’t owe anything to put up their lineups and buyers will be charged $1 for each item.
Mai Akiyoshi, the head of Curious Addys, recently shared with CoinDesk her thoughts on the current state of Web3 tools. According to Akiyoshi, for many creators, these tools can be difficult and intimidating to use.
“The biggest problem we saw is that creating smart contracts is really difficult and even NFT standards like ERC-721 or 1155 are really standardized,” said Akiyoshi. “We have a lot of experience in educating people in our community and we want to be able to bring in more people who are not familiar with NFTs.”
Collectively, Addys and Zeneca have made their mark in the NFT space with an impressive $5 million from their personal collections. Moreover, the duo has collaborated with major names such as Universal Music Group and the World of Women NFT collection.
