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🧀 Big News in the World of NFTs: Opensea Adapts as Competitor Gains 150% - Plus, Follow Our 'Yellow Dip Portfolio' for Easy Crypto Investment
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Opensea changes strategy
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Quick Dips

Opensea changes strategy
This comes after a competitor launches successfully with 150% gain in 1 week
If you've been trading on OpenSea, you might have noticed some big changes recently. OpenSea is a marketplace for buying and selling non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that runs on the Ethereum blockchain. Up until August of 2021, OpenSea charged fees to creators for listing their NFTs and also charged a 2.5% fee to buyers. But now, they've switched to a "zero fee" model for buyers, which means creators won't be charged to list their NFTs, and buyers won't have to pay any fees to OpenSea.
This change was made because other platforms like Magic Eden, Sudoswap and recently, BLUR, which started from scratch, have gained a lot of market share from OpenSea, which used to be the go-to platform for NFT trading. In fact, in the last 30 days leading up to BLUR's token launch, users traded more on BLUR than on OpenSea ($762M vs $672M). With the launch of BLUR's token, currently valued at $3.5 billion and already up around 150% from last week, OpenSea was jolted into action and had to change their fee model to stay competitive.
By removing fees for buyers, OpenSea hopes to attract more creators and sellers to their platform, which they've been losing to their competition over the last quarter. However, we think the success of BLUR will depend on whether they can keep users engaged once network incentives dwindle. Usually, when a new product gains market share, it's because it's attracting users with incentives from its company funds and treasury. There's a fine line between attracting the right users and attracting vultures who are only interested in the rewards.
In any case, it's clear that OpenSea will have a hard time retaining their current profit margins as users have grown accustomed to low transaction fees on other platforms. With more competitors like Coinbase entering the market, the future looks bright for NFT users, but the battle for market share will be intense.
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