Read this post on Bueno As an NFT creator, you want to make sure your files are safe, verifiable, and that you’re not paying an arm and a leg to keep them that way. IPFS (accessed by a pinning service like Pinata) solves all these issues, but before we talk about how, let’s paint the picture and explain how all of...

Read this post on Medium If you’re a developer in the NFT space, you have probably had to fetch IPFS content before, and depending what tools you use the experience is varied. Using a local IPFS node is not very practical or fast, and using a public gateway can be risky due to congestion. Dedicated Gateways on the...

Read this post on Medium The growth and evolution of NFTs has come a long way from the early days. Some of the early NFT projects were simple .png files or a link to a YouTube video, but now they are an entire industry that consumes brand, utility, even augmented reality. Metaverses, 3D objects, and other virtual...

Read this post on Medium As a believer in NFTs and Web3, I am always ecstatic to see what can be done with this new technology. I get bullish over new projects, experimental ideas, and cutting edge utility (especially when it’s something we make at Pinata like Submarine.me). However, I don’t look at this Metaverse...

Read this post on Pinata What are IPFS Gateways? f you’re in the business of creating NFTs then you are probably familiar with the InterPlanetary File System also known as IPFS. It’s an incredibly powerful protocol that allows creators to host content too large for blockchains on a decentralized peer-to-peer...