Hic et nunc or HEN because latin is hard, is a NFT market place on the Tezos chain. Although it may only be because I follow @Greencross. But HEN does seem to have one of the most engaging communities.
Although I am still quite butthurt after having used Rarible and Open Ocean and even with supposed layer 2 solutions simple things cost you an arm and a leg. I had a look at Hicetnunc.xyz during one of their recent #HEN100 events, and even got me a few at the special event price of 0.1 Tezos.
One of the items I got is seemingly someone who often gets sniped, popular for being popular and people buy his things almost exclusively to resell at markup... I may or may not have learnt this information beforehand.
NFT Art
Although HEN has some cool features where you can also submit more interactive art items it is still just art.
However, unlike I assume proprietary albeit "community" driven sites like Rarible and Opensea, Hicetnunc is opensource and there are quite a few active community tools being developed for the platform.
I would mention NFT Showroom but it is probably not a fair comparison and I don't know much about it other than I bought some stuff using Hive.
Although, off the top of my head I would say @NFTshowroom would do well if they can integrate their interface with the Hicetnunc API, and or smart contracts, a NFT bridge of sorts. Since both use the underlying IPFS storage. I assume. The only thing to really deal with is the ledger. Each can have its own sovereignty though and the interface just handles it.
Anyway...
Here is their wiki link for github ~ Hic et Nunc Wiki and to finish this sentence here are wallets you can use for Tezos.
Minting
So obviously we all want to make money and be rich and have moats where we can hear the screams of the poor as they drown...or anyone really also I would prefer no noise so soundproofing will cost a pretty penny.
Since Hicetnunc shortened is HEN it reminded me of an old post I did with a Chicken and a UFO.
I will be using the Galleon Wallet to Authenticate and Mint via the Hicetnunc interface, but I did see for some ipfs settings Kukai is recommended.
Now I know the artwork is rather shit, so 1000 Tezos ($3000) should be good right?
...sometime later...
Well that was pretty painful, mostly because the Galleon wallet seemed to be a little bitch about connecting. I got it done though and...
All in all it cost about 20 cents to create and set 123 Editions for sale at a whopping $1.50 each or 0.5 Tezos.
You can learn a bit more about how to use Tezos and Hicetnunc NFT market by going to buy my NFT here ~ https://www.hicetnunc.xyz/objkt/130193