nft.storage is a brand new service, built specifically for storing off-chain NFT data. Data is stored decentralized on IPFS and Filecoin.
Free storage for NFTs
nft.storage is a brand new service, built specifically for storing off-chain NFT data. Data is stored decentralized on IPFS and Filecoin.
Today we are excited to introduce NFT.Storage, a service backed by Protocol Labs and Pinata specifically for storing NFT data. NFT.Storage allows developers to protect their NFT assets and associated metadata through content addressing and decentralized storage – ensuring that all NFTs follow best practices to stay accessible long-term. What is NFT.Storage NFT.Storage lets developers store NFT data on decentralized networks easily, securely, and for free! With just a few lines of code, anyone ca
Great work! this is the best tool to make NFTs! Other services just rely on IPFS nodes which can go down and the NFT content can be lost, which can affect (likely destroy) the value of the NFT. On the contrary nft.storage relies both on IPFS and Filecoin, by storing the NFT also on Filecoin the NFT can theoretically live forever and preserve its value as it's being stored on highly incentivized miners that are greatly penalized if they lose the content. Thanks for putting in the effort 🙏
This is so useful. I've noticed in the ecosystem that a lot of NFT art houses have been storing the NFT metadata in a plethora of ways. Developers and artists never had a sense of security they were doing things the right way. It is so refreshing to see a service like this launch to the public and provide that security. Huge kudos to the team!
I think it will be an amazing choice for me to use while working on my projects until I made my own huddersfield storage feature.
I love this and think it will be very useful! Quick question given storage and bandwidth concerns for larger NFT files, do you imagine that this service will remain free until it completely decentralizes itself?
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