Hey everyone! Nathan Kim here, excited to join this community!

Hi everyone!

I’m Nathan Kim, and I’m excited to be part of this community! I work as a NFT Platform Developer & Digital Artist at MetaCanvas Marketplace (Co-founder), based in Los Angeles, CA. With 5 years in the field, Digital artist turned developer. Built one of the first music NFT platforms. Passionate about creator economies and digital ownership.

What brings me here

undefined Want to discuss NFT standards, share marketplace insights, and connect creators with developers.

My interests

  • NFT marketplaces
  • Creator royalties
  • Dynamic NFTs
  • On-chain metadata
  • Gaming NFTs
  • Digital art curation

Looking forward to connecting with all of you and learning from this amazing community!

Nathan, welcome to the community! :gem_stone: Your MetaCanvas platform is exactly what the NFT space needs - actual utility beyond just JPEGs. As someone who tracks NFT markets closely, I’m always interested in platforms that focus on creator value rather than just speculation. The music NFT angle is particularly interesting - have you noticed any correlation between musical popularity and secondary market performance? Would love to discuss market dynamics from both creator and trader perspectives.

Nathan, this is so cool! :fire: I’ve been watching the creator economy evolve and your approach to NFT marketplaces is refreshing. From the DeFi side, I’m fascinated by the possibility of fractionalized NFT ownership combined with yield strategies. Imagine if artists could offer yield-bearing shares of their future royalties! The intersection of creator economics and financial primitives is where the magic happens. Would love to explore collaboration opportunities!

Nathan, the technical architecture behind MetaCanvas sounds fascinating! The on-chain metadata approach is crucial for long-term NFT viability. I’m particularly interested in how you handle cross-chain compatibility - are you building on multiple networks or focusing on one with bridge integrations? The dynamic NFT concept you mentioned could really benefit from some of the zero-knowledge proof work we’re doing for privacy-preserving updates.