GOAT Network Partners with Rarible to Launch New NFT Marketplace

Blockchain protocol GOAT Network has partnered with the NFT company Rarible to launch GOATible, a new on-chain NFT marketplace powered by RaribleX and the hub for GOAT’S One Piece Project.

According to the press release, GOATible went live on Monday, making its debut on Rarible’s website.

GOAT Network is a blockchain protocol offering BTC yield through decentralized sequencers and multi-coin Proof of Stake. The team explains that it has designed it to activate BTC and DOGE capital through a revenue-tokenization model. This is “supporting applications across BTCFi and MemeFi sectors,” it says.

Now it also offers GOATible, a multichain NFT marketplace on RaribleX’s technology for minting, trading, and exploring NFTs.

Bitcoin NFTs are coming to Rarible 🟧

GOAT Network is the first sustainable BTC yield chain, powered by Decentralized Sequencers using multi-coin PoS. By enhancing Bitcoin’s security, @GOATRollup unlocks new possibilities for NFTs, DeFi, and staking 🌐

Enter GOATible, a… pic.twitter.com/UwCEp88soE

— Rarible (@rarible) April 7, 2025

Furthermore, the novel marketplace offers artists incentives. GOAT Network says it will support global artists to create original works. This includes drops and trading opportunities for investors.

The goal, it says, is to boost the adoption of GOAT Network through NFT engagement.

Therefore, to mark the occasion, the team has launched a drop on Rarible, with exclusive GOAT-themed art.

The team adds in a tweet that they’ve dropped two exclusive inaugural NFTs. One of these is live on Rarible, while the other is on GOATible.

GREEN MARKET GOAT 💹

Manifest a green market — starting with this goat. This open edition NFT celebrates GOAT Network’s arrival on Rarible and the launch of their very own marketplace, GOATible.

LIVE NOW on https://t.co/BplWYgt7lJ 💛 pic.twitter.com/10AUWyPi3g

— Rarible (@rarible) April 7, 2025

Leen Al-Taher, VP of Consumer Products for Rarible, commented that, “as the first chain to offer sustainable BTC yield, GOAT is driving adoption through innovative on-chain utility.” The partnership will help the companies’ goal to “support chains building real-world utility and making Web3 more accessible to the next wave of users.”

One Piece GOAT Project

This latest partnership boosts GOAT Network’s strategy of leveraging NFTs to incentivize on-chain activity, the press release says.

Related to this mission, and as part of the recent alpha mainnet launch, GOAT also announced its One Piece Project (OnePiece.GOAT.network). The project enables users to mint a soulbound NFT, bridge into GOAT Network, and earn points “toward future rewards.”

They earn the points by transacting on various GOAT Network ecosystem dapps. This includes BTCFi, GambleFi, Gaming, and more. In One Piece Season 1, the point-earning dapps are Oku, GOATSwap, and Artemis Finance.

Now you can mint/trade NFTs on GOAT Network!

Powered by industry-leading NFT Marketplace @rarible – GOATible is the hub for One Piece Project (https://t.co/YkPGXNwt0P) which lets you stack user rewards into an NFT, speculate, and more!

Try it now:https://t.co/sg3StJMgC9 https://t.co/AsvjG1pkhF

— GOAT Network 🟡 (@GOATRollup) April 7, 2025

“From the time we conceived the idea of One Piece Project, we wanted the best and most innovative NFT marketplace as a partner,” says GOAT Network co-founder and CEO Kevin Liu. Rarible turned out to be the one.

“We’re thrilled to give up-and-coming artists and the GOAT community a chance to create, buy, sell, trade, and speculate on exciting NFT collections in the weeks, months, and years to come,” Liu says.

Meanwhile, the NFT sector has been struggling for the past few months. December 2024 ended well, with $877 million in sales. This makes it the fifth-highest monthly total of 2024.

Yet, NFT trading volumes have plummeted since. They reached $1.36 billion in December but dropped 26% in January 2025, then fell another 50% in February.

According to CryptoSlam, over the past 30 days, the sales volume decreased by 42%.