*Paid Advertisement. Not financial advice. RugDoc is not responsible for the projects showcased here. DYOR and ape safu.

Pegaxy Marketplace: How to Buy and Sell Pega NFTs

There is a native marketplace for buying and selling on Pegaxy. This marketplace is on the same domain as the game itself, pegaxy.io.

Within the Pegaxy marketplace, there are two ways to sell:

  • Click here to purchase
    • A typical marketplace sale is the Buy Now method. When you list your NFT for the price you wish to sell it for, if someone is willing to pay the price you listed, the transaction will proceed and your NFT will be sold.
  • Auction
    • Team has introduced an auction method. Using this feature, you can simply set a reserve price for your NFT and place it up for auction. Users can place bids on your NFT once it hits the market. Upon meeting the reserve price, the Auction will continue until the timer expires. The auction will be declared void if the reserve price is not met.

Buying #

To purchase an NFT, ensure you have the requested currency (e.g. WETH or PGX on the Polygon chain) before clicking “Buy”. Afterwards, Metamask or other associated wallets will display a pop-up for you to confirm your purchase; once approved, your purchase is complete.

Every transaction on the Pegaxy marketplace is subject to a 3% seller fee. There is the same fee regardless of the currency in which you sell Pega, Food, Gear or Stadium. Pegaxy’s ecosystem will not be decentralized from day one as mentioned in the Governance Token section of the whitepaper. Here is a snippet from that section.

“The fees within the ecosystem of Pegaxy for the first year*, will go towards the game studio to assist in the costs of development, large scale partnerships, recruiting senior experts and building an extremely strong foundation. This system allows the game studio to move forward and increase the speed of the games development, which also speeds up the inevitable decentralisation of the game.”

Upon activation of the community treasury, these marketplace fees will be directed to the treasury to be used for staking rewards, tournament rewards, and ecosystem development.

Looking at the studio’s financial needs for Pegaxy to reach the level of game the community desires, its a very long-term vision. Also, setting the rates to what would be an appropriate entry point for the Treasury once it is established.

Marketplace Fee & Breeding #

When listing Pega or other items on the Marketplace, players can choose to accept USDT or PGX.

  • Normal Sale: 3% of purchasing token.
  • Auction: 5% of purchasing token.

Example: You list your Pega on the marketplace for 50 PGX tokens. When the Pega sells, you will receive 50 PGX – 1.5 PGX = 48.5 PGX for your Pega sale.

Breeding in Pegaxy has a different fee structure than the one for buying and selling:

  • 100% of PGX token to studio or treasury (if treasury is initiated).
  • 100% of VIS is burnt.

Like with Axie Infinity, the breeding fees tend to change over time. Check here for the most recent breeding cost table.

Conclusion #

Pegaxy’s marketplace is similar to Axie Infinity’s marketplace, and it works just as easy. The marketplace fees are fixed, while breeding fees will change over time, due to various factors such as the price of the VIS token.

Updated on January 22, 2022
How do you feel about this article?
 

3 Comments

  1. Dear Sir/Madam,

    I represent crypto gaming company that would like to advertise on your website, to be specific on one or more of following pages:
    wiki.rugdoc.io/docs/pegaxy-marketplace-how-to-buy-and-sell-pega-nfts/

    We would like to add short piece of text about our company which would naturally flow with rest of the article.
    Please let me know if something like that would be possible, if yes at what cost, and if you want to learn more about our project.

    Best regards,
    Zuzanna Hughes

    • Hello Zuzanna,

      For advertising, please contact our colleague on Telegram: @Limitlessx07.

      Best Regards,

      MosDeFi – RugDoc Admin.

Leave a Reply

*Paid Advertisement. Not financial advice. RugDoc is not responsible for the projects showcased here. DYOR and ape safu.

Our mission here at RugDoc is to screen for hard rug code that results in 100% theft of ALL underlying funds for ALL participants.

This is the ONE part of the due diligence process that most people cannot simply do on their own as it costs thousands of dollars to hire a senior solidity developer to look over a farm for safety.

A project coin with terrible code can go up in price, and a project with good code and a good team can also go down in price.

Do NOT use our ratings to refer to your likelihood in making money if you invest in the project. They are ONLY in reference to code safety.

Everything else beyond code safety is YOUR responsibility to go do research on. We just make sure the casino you’re betting in won’t rob you before you even get to place a bet.

Our reviews for projects are organized into a few colors.

🟢 Least Risk
These projects are the least likely to hard or soft rug. Usually reserved for cornerstone projects of an ecosystem where it makes no financial sense for them to rug in any manner as they make more money just being legit.

🔵 Low Risk
These projects are usually established projects in an ecosystem that have a track record of success or have KYC’d to us or other authoritative sources in the real world. As a result, it is extremely unlikely for them to soft rug or hard rug their projects. The projects can still fail and the token price can go down, but usually more as a result of natural market forces.

⚪️ Some Risk
This is the default rating for projects with unknown teams but have code that is unlikely to have hard rug risk. Since the team is unknown and doesn’t have a track record of success, it’s entirely possible that they may try to soft rug by dumping tokens, abandoning the project, etc. Even a last minute contract swap to a malicious contract is possible. The only thing that is unlikely is a complete hard rug as long as you are 100% sure you deposit into the contract we review.

🟠 Medium Risk
Similar to Some Risk, but the underlying code itself is custom enough or complex enough that it warrants an elevated risk rating that needs deeper research. Make sure you read every point presented to make sure you’re comfortable with that before entering. Still unlikely to hard rug, but more chances of custom code behaving incorrectly and causing other issues.

🔴 High Risk
Project contains code or practices that are HIGHLY LIKELY to lead to catastrophic losses as they are right now. Make sure you read the description carefully as we will always warn what these issues are. If you see the words Hard Rug anywhere in the review, STAY FAR AWAY!

⚫️ Not Eligible
We reserve the right to not review exceedingly complex projects that would require tens of thousands of dollars of senior security analyst man hours. Typically these are projects that deal with leverage, lending, options, derivatives, and anything that is overly complex and which requires tons of peer reviews and audits from top audit companies.

Search

🟢 For owners who have made impactful changes and would like an update to their farm review:

1️⃣ Use #update at @RugDocChat with your description and proof of changes and it will be forwarded to our scanners.

2️⃣ This does not guarantee a change in your review.

3️⃣ Owners who have difficulty solving the issues can consider our Consultation Package - please contact @BaymaxCrypto on Telegram to discuss.