From February 24, all allowed creators on KnownOrigin will have the capability to deploy and mint their work on their own contract for public release
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On February 16, it was announced on Twitter that the e-commerce platform eBay's non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace, KnownOrigin, will introduce creator smart contracts for its artists. These new contracts will enable artists to share earnings and receive royalties as co-creators.
KnownOrigin reported that the Creator Contract beta release has been tested by users over the past few weeks, with 84 contracts already deployed and 250 NFT editions minted.
From February 24, all allowed creators on KnownOrigin will have the capability to deploy and mint their work on their own contract for public release without needing to have any coding knowledge.
In June 2022, eBay purchased KnownOrigin, a platform based on Ethereum, for an unknown amount. According to David Moore, one of the platform's co-founders, KnownOrigin aims to empower creators and collectors by providing them with the means to exhibit, sell, and acquire unique, verified digital assets.