What is Flow?
Flow blockchain is designed for NFTs specifically. The blockchain is fairly new (2020) but has gained a lot of traction due to the Flow team's recent success with NBA TopShot which has become one of the biggest NFT projects of all-time.
More projects are starting to take notice of Flow and have begun building Dapps (Decentralized apps) on the blockchain. But Flow is still at its infancy stage. Even though, there are around a million of users on Flow who hold Flow NFTs, there still are no website that shows all one's NFTs from different Flow NFT collections similar to OpenSea or Lazy.
Problem with Flow NFT collections
In order to view your Flow NFTs you would have to go into each individual Dapp to see your NFTs from a specific Flow NFT collection.
I propose building a Dapp that allows one to showcase their NFTs from different types of collections on Flow.
Why make a separate Dapp? Why not just wait for OpenSea to integrate Flow?
Specializing on Flow collections specifically has its benefits. For instance, specialization allows for much better transparency and deeper understanding of each NFT and how it is viewed in its 'local' collection along with similar NFTs of its kind (such as NBA TopShot, Basic Beasts, Flovatar, etc.)
Making this type of Dapp could help answer questions like:
"Is this NFT rare?", "How valuable is it?" "How many would buy this NFT?"
And having answers to those questions could help the creation of other Dapps such as lending platforms with collateralized NFTs, like Flowty
How could this Dapp be built fast?
Hyperverse could make building this type of Dapp easier and faster. Hyperverse is founded by Decentology and is the most comprehensive marketplace for smart contracts ever created. The platform consists of composable smart modules which can be used so you don't need to know how to write smart contracts on Flow to get started.
The Hyperverse has NFT modules and as more developers start using those modules it becomes easier to build a Dapp that can integrate the NFT collections from those modules.
I recommend any developer interested in working in Web3 to try out the Hyperverse
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