Only Retroactive Funding Proposal: Completed Remarker Development

Only retroactive funding for the completed development

The NFT marketplace for Polkadot. Discover the unique and rare collectibles on remarkers.io

Completed development:

NFT Swaps: Users can easily trade NFTs between one another NFTs.
NFT Trading with Stablecoins: Support for purchasing NFTs using stablecoins like USDC and USDT.
Auto Teleport: Simplifies the transfer of DOT tokens between Polkadot relay chain and Asset Hub.
New UI for Polkadot NFT Ecosystem: A redesigned user interface enhancing user experience and interaction within the Polkadot NFT ecosystem.
NFT List: Users can easily list their NFTs for sale
NFT creation: Users can easily create their NFTs and collections
Users can view their owned NFTs, swaps and created collections
Users can view different collections and NFTs on remarker

Developer information

Ashutosh Singh: Founder of remarker, creator of opengov bots worked on several different projects worked on kusama asset hub in 2021 then on polkadot asset hub in 2022 always wanted to bring back NFTs on polkadot once an artist and developer now creating something which he really wanted to do from the beginning

Active users in last 60 days:

Total Visitors: 600

Open-Source Repository and Founder Information:

Remarker is an open-source project, and the repository can be found here.

Funding Breakdown:

Duration	Work Hours	Rate (Hrs)	Amount
6 Months	1100	$4	$4400

Note: No any tip will be asked incase of DOT price instability.

For more info checkout previous proposal.

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Remarkers.io is an NFT marketplace for Polkadot that offers unique and rare collectibles. It has completed development in several areas, including NFT swaps, trading with stablecoins, auto teleport, a new user interface, NFT listing, creation, and viewing owned NFTs and collections. The founder, Ashutosh Singh, has experience in various projects and aims to bring NFTs to Polkadot. Remarkers.io has had 600 visitors in the last 60 days and is an open-source project. The funding breakdown for the project is provided, with a total of $4400 for 1100 work hours over 6 months.

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