Renting NFTs is rare, and that is the reason to open Wave. We like that the transaction history is public, so you can check activity before trusting it. The loud claims in its description are best ignored.
The mini app offers three actions: buy, sell or rent an NFT. Renting is the interesting one, since you can hold a collectible for a while without paying full price, or lend out yours and earn while it sits idle. Rental periods and deposits are never described in the profile.
Judging by the category and tone, this is mostly about Telegram gifts that became NFTs, although the bot never spells it out. The open transaction log is a good sign: you can see the platform is actually in use and what people paid.
Prices, platform fees and payment methods are not listed. Before your first rental, find out what happens if an item is not returned on time or loses value, and ask support up front. This is a third-party venue rather than Telegram's own market, so you are trusting the project team.
Menus are Russian, and apart from launching it the bot offers no commands. Investment tips are outside what we offer here.
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