1) XP.network serves as the core “nerve center” of the entire ecosystem. It delivers the complete toolkit for creating NFT dApps across many scenarios, whether you have code or not. Also, XP.network does not provide B2C offerings for end-users-for instance, it will not run its own NFT marketplace. Instead, it will partner with teams that develop those consumer-facing products.

2) Product teams. These are developers and entrepreneurs creating B2C NFT applications such as marketplaces, fractionalization solutions, lending platforms that use NFTs as collateral, insurance services, and right retention algorithms, among others.

3) Blockchain teams. XP.network will collaborate with the teams behind specific blockchains to build cross-chain bridges. These bridges enable moving assets and smart contract instructions between XP.network’s Polkadot parachain and other blockchains, in both directions.

4) Third-party bridges. If an external team produces a solid Polkadot-to-another-chain connection before XP.network ships its own approach, XP.network will integrate that third-party bridge.

5) Oracles: oracle services provide outside information to the blockchain, for example asset prices. Chainlink is the most recognized oracle platform.

6) Validators: within XP.network, these nodes will help guarantee fair exchange-meaning each side in an NFT transaction receives what they should.

7) Third-party developers. In the future, independent developers may build extra modules and integrations for XP.network to broaden the supported use cases. Such partnerships will be welcomed.

8) NFT creators. Artists, influencers, designers, companies, and anyone minting NFTs through dApps built on XP.network.