Adobe-owned Behance users would enjoy Solana NFTs support on their profiles

Users can now connect their Phantom wallets to their Behance accounts and display Solana (SOL) non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on their profiles, according to Behance, an Adobe-owned creative showcase service. The Miami-based Web3 infrastructure platform, QuickNode, assisted Adobe on Solana in developing this component.

Adobe head praises Solana

Creators on Behance may now showcase their NFTs minted on the Ethereum (ETH) chain in their profiles. However, many of Behance’s users may no longer want to engage with Ethereum because of several concerns like high energy usage and gas expenses, according to William Allen, the Adobe vice president in charge of the company.

Notably, Phantom is a Solana wallet designed for decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Allen stated that Solana, which is a proof-of-stake chain, solves these issues, claiming that a single Solana transaction “requires as much energy as a Google search and costs a fraction of a penny.”

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Solana, the Ethereum Killer

Solana, which is also known as Ethereum killer, is a tough competition to Ethereum in the coming days. Last year, Raoul Pal said that Solana is the Ethereum of this bull run. However, Solana’s cofounder has been found saying that it does not want to kill Ethereum.

Phantom agreed, tweeting that this connection is “huge” for the Solana creator market because it lets artists “experiment with NFTs in an eco-friendly and low-cost way.”

On Twitter, Allen stated that Solana addresses will be added to Photoshop’s Content Credentials tool to prevent NFT artwork from being stolen and to guarantee proper credit is delivered.

In October 2021, Behance became the first platform to allow artists to link their crypto wallets and NFTs to their Behance accounts. At the time, NFT marketplace Rarible partnered with Adobe to allow NFT creators to take the accolades for their work by authenticating it. Adobe also teamed with other NFT marketplaces like OpenSea, KnownOrigin, and SuperRare to safeguard digital artists by displaying provenance data as part of its “Content Authenticity Initiative.”