— Blur, Bored Apes
NFT whale down millions after farming Blur tokens with Bored Apes
Traders have been buying and selling large numbers of NFTs on the Blur exchange simply to collect the tokens awarded against their activity.
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— Blur, Bored Apes
Traders have been buying and selling large numbers of NFTs on the Blur exchange simply to collect the tokens awarded against their activity.
The surge in royalty payments follows a new policy issued by Blur that states creators are to delist their NFTs from OpenSea.
The judge ruled that plaintiffs have “adequately alleged” that these NBA-themed NFTs passed the Howey Test.
Yuga Labs flagship BAYC collection is holding its price, despite 71 pieces being sold off, and recent allegations of plagiarism.
Moonbirds launched last year and was meant to build links between NFT collectors and host an NFT conference. This has now been canceled.
— Bored Apes, Crypto
Yuga Labs has again been accused of plagiarism, this time for copying an online wolf drawing tutorial for its Bored Ape Kennel Club logo.
In the topsy-turvy world of blockchain gaming, Sybil attacks are actually a desirable way to boost on-chain data and dump bags of tokens.
Wash trading has been common in the NFT market with some reports alleging that, at the peak of the NFT bull market, it made up 80% of sales.
Rally was designed as a digital fan club but with tokens launched on the platform now essentially lost, users are branding it a rugpull.
Despite being a well-known tech investor, Kevin Rose signed a transaction that triggered the sale of most of his NFT collection for free.