What does HBO have in common with Ethereum?

TL; DR

• If you want to see what’s happening on Solana or Bitcoin, you need wallets that serve these chains (which MetaMask doesn’t) and Than link to Magical Eden…

• But now Magic Eden is creating a cross-chain wallet, allowing customers to buy/view/interact with NFTs across multiple blockchains.

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You know when a friend says, “Have you seen Game of Thrones?”

And you have to respond with “which 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…

The same goes for crypto wallets and blockchains.

This is what we’re talking about:

When you browse Magic Eden for some new NFTs, you’ll need to link a wallet that serves a specific blockchain.

For example, you can use a Metamask wallet to see what is offered on Ethereum.

BUT!

If you want to see what’s happening on Solana or Bitcoin, you need wallets that serve these chains (which MetaMask doesn’t) and Than link to Magical Eden…

It’s a whole thing. And it’s annoying, yes.

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

Or should we say:

Magic Eden makes a cross-chain wallet.

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

Pretty handy!