A popular market after last year’s back and forth high seas has finally tackled the ongoing NFT usage debate and implemented some tools to enforce it. One of these was the blocklist, which essentially allowed users to stop marketplaces that didn’t respect their loyalty from listing their assets. However, the tool doesn’t seem entirely foolproof, as NFT market aggregator Blur was able to find a loophole in the OpenSea blocklist system.
How Blur Beats OpenSea
Interestingly, Blur was able to bypass OpenSea’s blocklist by leveraging Seaport, a Web3 marketplace tool launched by OpenSea in June 2023. Blur was able to make a list because the rules that apply to OpenSea regarding royalties have not yet applied to Seaport. Get assets from it without breaking any rules.
This simple but effective loophole allowed Blur to get its foot in OpenSea even though it was on the blocklist. This appears to be part of a new development on the Blur side, which is poised to break new ground in the industry according to recent announcements from the marketplace ahead of the launch of the native $BLUR token.
$blur will be released on February 14th
We know this is past our original estimate back in January and we apologize for the delay. . Airdrop 3 will continue until then. pic.twitter.com/ZzSyGzjZJD
— Blur (@blur_io) January 19, 2023
So far, OpenSea has not responded to this development.
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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrencies over the years. Her work has been featured on sites such as BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communications.