OpenSea Launches New ‘Polished’ Zero-Fee NFT Aggregator
OpenSea's new offering is a rebranding of an existing product - Gem v2.
OpenSea's new offering is a rebranding of an existing product - Gem v2.
Blur’s impressive rise to dominance has changed the dynamics of the space, threatening the market share of the once-undisputed leader,
Blur has managed to capture a huge chunk of OpenSea's market share. But will it last?
Blur, an OpenSea rival geared toward traders, now dominates 78% of the NFT market.Â
OpenSea's decision comes after a challenge from one of its competitors - BLUR.
OpenSea is blocking Cuban artists from using its platform, arguably working against Web3’s promise of economic freedom.
In recent times, several NFT marketplaces had either rejected such fees or made them optional for traders to pay.
Genie users who completed over one trade before April 15, 2022 will get $300 worth of USDC, while those owning
OpenSea is bringing NFT support to BNB Chain, which has historically had little volume in the sector versus other chains.Â
Breitman thinks the bear market will remain a challenge in the foreseeable future but useful crypto applications will flourish upon