Opensea to allow users to submit bulk NFT listings and purchases
The company said that users can now list and buy up to 30 items in a single flow. OpenSea, the digital marketplace for crypto collectibles and nonfungible tokens (NFTs), announced in a series of tweets on Oct. 5 that the platform will officially allow its users to bulk list and bulk purchase up to 30 digital collectible items in a single flow. We’re officially live with bulk listing and buying! You can now list and buy up to 30 items in a single flow on OpenSea. Let’s walk through what this experience looks like in this — OpenSea (@opensea) October 5, 2022 In the case of bulk buying, the....
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As a part of the planned upgrade, all OpenSea users will need to migrate their existing NFT listings to a new smart contract. OpenSea, one of the most popular nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace, has rolled out an upgrade to its smart contract, a proactive measure to weed out inactive listings on the platform.As a part of the planned upgrade, all OpenSea users will need to migrate their NFT listings — currently hosted over the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain — to the new smart contract. The new contract is live! Start migrating your listings now: https://t.co/W1w9ciCK2D— OpenSea (@opensea)....
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