AtomicMarket

AtomicMarket is a marketplace to sell and auction AtomicAssets NFTs.

Documentation can be found here.

Useful links

• API: https://github.com/pinknetworkx/eosio-contract-api
• Live API example: https://wax.api.atomicassets.io/atomicmarket/docs/
• Javascript module: https://www.npmjs.com/package/atomicmarket
• Test cases (using Hydra framework): https://github.com/pinknetworkx/atomicmarket-contract-tests
• Telegram group: https://t.me/atomicassets

Key Features

• NFTs do not have to be transferred for sales

  Instead of using transfers, AtomicAssets offers are used for sales. These offers are only accepted when someone buys the NFTs for sale. Therefore, sellers keep ownership over their NFTs while they are listed on the AtomicMarket.

• Selling / Auctioning multiple NFTs at once

  Multiple NFTs can be sold / auctioned as bundles. The only requirement for this is that they belong to the same collection.

• Support for any standard token

  The AtomicMarket supports adding any number of standard tokens to support. This means that the market is not limited to a chain's core token (e.g. WAX), but instead new tokens can be added, which can then be used to sell and auction NFTs for.

• Delphioracle Sales

  On top of normal sales for standard tokens, the AtomicMarket contract can also use the delphioracle to allow selling assets for any symbol which is then converted into an on-chain token at the time of purchase. An example would be listing an NFT for USD, which is then paid in WAX tokens at the exchange rate at the time of the pruchase.

• Decentralized fee structure

  There is no central account that receives fees for sales / auctions. Instead, anyone can register as a marketplace and receive fees for the sales / auctions they facilitate. By default, the maker marketplace (facilitating the listing) and the taker marketplace (facilitating the purchase) both receive 1% each of any sale / auction.

• Collection fees

  Collections can define a market fee between 0 and 15% in the AtomicAssets contract. This fee is respected by the AtomicMarket and paid to the authors of the collection.