What Does HBO Have in Common with Ethereum?

TL;DR

• If you wanted to see what’s happening on Solana, or Bitcoin – you’d need wallets that serve those chains (which MetaMask does not) and then link to Magic Eden…

• But now, Magic Eden is creating a cross-chain wallet, which will allow its customers to purchase/view/interact with NFTs across multiple blockchains.

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You know when a friend says “did you watch Game of Thrones?”

And you have to reply with “what streaming service is that? HBO?… No, I don’t have HBO.”

And since you don’t have HBO, you can’t watch Game of Thrones…

Well, same goes for crypto wallets and blockchains.

Here’s what we’re on about:

When you’re scrolling Magic Eden for some new NFTs, you need to link a wallet serving a specific blockchain.

E.g. you might link up a MetaMask wallet to see what is offered on Ethereum.

BUT!

If you wanted to see what’s happening on Solana, or Bitcoin – you’d need wallets that serve those chains (which MetaMask does not) and then link to Magic Eden…

It’s a whole thing. And it’s annoying, at that.

To solve this, Magic Eden is creating the equivalent of ONE streaming service that harvests all the shows…

Or should we say:

Magic Eden is creating a cross-chain wallet.

Which will allow their customers to purchase/view/interact with NFTs across multiple blockchains at once, all from a single browser extension.

Pretty nifty!