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NFT social investment app, Sintra recently raised $2 million in a seed funding round to build the future of NFT social investment. Lemniscap led the round with FTX Ventures, Chorus One Ventures, CMCC Global and others participating. In addition, Sintra has also launched the first version of its socially powered NFT investment app. Let’s take a closer look at what Sintra is all about.
Sintra, a socially powered NFT investment app, brings together like-minded investors to strategize together. Soon the platform will make NFT investments easier and more affordable through fractional ownership also. This is in line with Sintra’s larger goal of making crypto and NFT accessible to a larger audience.
Sintra is led by amazing C-suite leaders, including CEO and co-founder Angel Ceballos, co-founder and CTO Jeffrey Bian, and COO Alan Jackson. In addition, the team has a wealth of experience. While Ceballos is a former product design manager at Meta, Bian is a former software architect at Rally.
“We want to create a streamlined and user-centric social community aimed at the next wave of NFT investors entering the space,” Ceballos said. the metaverse era continues to evolve in tandem, we want to help investors across the spectrum stake their claim in the NFT market, and do so alongside like-minded industry participants.”
Currently, the Sintra NFT investment app is in public beta. While the team is actively building the app, it supports features like analytics, community, and messaging. In other words, it has all the important functions to connect like-minded NFT communities.
In addition, users will have the chance to own parts of some of the most sought-after NFTs. In addition, they will also receive customized investment opportunities relevant to their interests. At the same time, they can react to posts with bullish/bearish themed emojis or ask questions of fellow investors. They will also be able to see the NFTs in the Sintra NFT Exchange.
In particular, users can stay up-to-date with the latest market updates with Sintra’s analytics feature. This includes everything from floor price changes to NFT sales, Twitter mentions of NFT collections and more.
Currently Sintra beta supports over 450+ Ethereum NFT collections with Solana NFTs to follow soon. It will also support OpenSea for the initial release and add more marketplaces in the near future.
If all of the above sounds promising to you, you may want to download the app and create an account. Here are the different ways to do this:
All things considered, the Sintra NFT investment app is an interesting addition to the fractional NFT space. To know more about the platform, be sure to go through their website.
All investment/financial opinions expressed by NFTevening.com are not recommendations.
This article is educational material.
As always, do your own research before making any kind of investment.