NFT Management Platform Launches New Features with NFTBank V2

NFT management platform NFTBank has launched NFTBank V2, a revamped version offering new features for managing portfolios, and now supports two blockchains—Ethereum and Ronin.

Among the updates, users can now connect up to 3,000 wallets to get a comprehensive view of their NFT assets, which could be useful for NFT-related tax filing.

Another key feature is its ability to detect various methods of NFT acquisition, including minting, bulk purchasing, and transactions on secondary markets which can be valuable for those involved in web3 gaming, where NFTs are used for in-game assets and collectibles.

Source: NFTBank

Addressing the Evolving Needs of NFT Investors

The new version also allows users to organize their wallets into groups, which can be sorted by investment strategy or wallet type to provide more flexibility in managing NFT investments and helps with tracking performance.

Daniel Minsu Kim, CEO of NFTBank, commented on the launch saying, “We are thrilled to unveil NFTBank V2, a testament to our commitment to providing an unparalleled NFT portfolio management experience. Our platform is designed to empower NFT traders and investors, especially those in the web3 gaming space, to manage their assets more effectively and profitably.”

NFTBank is backed by venture capital firms including Hashed, Sequoia Capital, Dapper Labs and many others.

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