These days, many projects and companies have sprung up to help ordinary people gain access to NFTs. One such company, Fractional, was established to allow NFT holders to sell parts of their NFTs to others while retaining some ownership of the asset.
Now, Fractional’s little name has been officially changed to facilitation. Along with this name change, the company has raised $20 million in a new funding round led by Paradigm.
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While the company’s name has now changed, its mission to create greater access to NFT remains the same. According to CEO Andy Corlean, the money raised will go towards hiring new employees, particularly in positions such as marketing and engineering.
The company is also working on a new feature that will convert partial NFTs that are being sold to new NFTs themselves. Currently , fractional parts They can only be converted to ERC-20 tokens. By doing this, Corlean says, the process can be made simpler for beginners.
“It was really a really big hurdle for many of our users, who are used to trading NFTs on OpenSea or any of these other markets, [….] Trying to explain how all this works was just a step too far for a lot of peopleCorlean says.
Given how expensive it is to purchase some NFTs, this type of service is definitely necessary to make the market more accessible to everyone.
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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrency for years. Her work has been featured on sites like BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communication.