Cody McGrath 
Fans of non-fungible tokens (NFT) and crypto enthusiasts can mint NFTs with their tweets with the Zing! No-code toolkit in just a few clicks
Zing! Browser Extension Goes Live To Automate Tweet Tokenization
Zing!, a browser plug-in, makes tokenizing users’ tweets easier than ever. NFTs based on Ethereum can be created without writing a single line of code.
A novel “out-of-the-box” NFT minting instrument is now available in the Chrome Web Store, according to the team.
Fans of non-fungible tokens and crypto can immortalize their tweets with the Zing! no-code toolkit in just a few clicks. Users can even mint NFTs without leaving Twitter thanks to a browser extension.
However, the experience of minting NFTs begins to resemble that of taking screenshots or embedding tweets into html-code. Every Twitter user can become an NFT creator without needing any additional engineering skills.
Once minted, the tweet-based NFTs can be traded on a third-party digital marketplace. Owners of NFTs can sell them on OpenSea, the leading Ethereum and Polygon-based digital collectibles marketplace, and ZKSpace, the first Layer 2 NFT platform.
Bringing Layer 1, Layer 2 Experiences Together
Zing! is expected to be the first NFT minting tool that works with both the Ethereum Layer 1 platform and ZKSpace, a multi-product second-layer solution based on zk-rollups.
The use of zk-rollups allows for NFT minting on Zing! The entire procedure is almost gas-free, making it seamless and resource-efficient.
From an ideological standpoint, this release lowers the entry barrier into the Web3 segment for users who have no prior experience with blockchain, crypto, or NFTs.
ZKSpace is a one-stop Layer 2 ecosystem based on Ethereum (ETH) that aims to mainstream zk-rollups. Zk-rollups are used in this protocol to optimize noncustodial trading and NFT operations in one dashboard.
ZKSpace also integrates zk-rollups into a retail payment solution for the first time in the crypto space.
