OpenSea clarifies once again that the same policy applies to filters, with trading volume falling behind Blur for five consecutive days.

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OpenSea: Filters Apply to NFT Series with New and Existing On-Chain Enforced Royalties

The NFT trading platform OpenSea provided clarification on previous adjustments, stating that it will continue to respect any on-chain enforcement methods. The operator filter applies to NFT series with new and existing on-chain enforced royalties; for NFT series without on-chain enforced royalties, creator revenue will be optional, with a minimum standard of 0.5%.

Previously reported, OpenSea enabled an optional royalty service with a minimum standard of 0.5% for all NFT series without on-chain enforced royalties and launched a limited-time zero transaction fee trading event. It also updated the operator filter to allow for the sale of NFT markets with the same policies (including Blur).

Blur Daily Trades and Trading Volume Surpass OpenSea

According to Dune data, the NFT trading market Blur has exceeded OpenSea in daily transaction volume for 5 consecutive days. On February 19, Blur had 65,359 daily transactions, while OpenSea had 39,835 daily transactions, with Blur's daily transactions exceeding OpenSea by 69%.

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