OpenSea is launching new polished free NFT aggregator

OpenSea is launching new polished free NFT aggregator

After the hard competition of the competitor Blur for the top Position, the NFT-Riese OpenSea announced a new aggregator platform that does not offer any fees, extended order types and "maximum liquidity and fastest speeds" for an action period.

The marketplace, known as the “Openea Pro”, was previously known as Gem and was taken over by OpenSea last April. The step is an attempt to address the Pro Traders, a demographic group for which Blur is known.

OpenSea Pro

According to the official announcement, Openea Pro will enable users to benefit from a new level of optionality, selection and control for professional collectors. The company said that the "polished" marketplace will introduce a significantly improved suite of functions with which collectors can discover the "best offers and knowledge" on 170 marketplaces. Collectors will also be able to tap highly developed tools that cover their need for automation.

In addition to "cross-market live data" and extended orders, the "Pro" version also offers powerful inventory management, immediate sales and optimized gas fees. Further new features, such as a watchlist, live-mins overview, batch transfer etc.

"We have developed OpenSea to operate a number of users-superfans, enthusiastic collectors and crypto-n00bs alike. Openea Pro, on the other hand, primarily exists to serve the power user community, which is an important part of today's ecosystem."

For this purpose, OpenSea Pro said that it would concentrate to meet the different needs of different users in terms of their user interfaces, functions and fee structures. The new marketplace will be accessible via mobile devices.

the blur threat

OpenSea has been enjoying the position as a leading NFT marketplace for both developers and for retailers since the boom in 2021. But the appearance of a new rival, Blur, challenged the dominance of OpenSeal and forced the company to develop new functions to keep its historical supremacy.

The presence of Blur has grown steadily since its introduction last year. The aspiring marketplace clearly boosted the NFT sales in the first quarter of the year. However, the activity on the platform only increased suddenly after the token launch on February 14th. This helped Blur to establish himself as a legitimate contender for the title of the NFT market leader. It even exceeded Openea in the NFT trade in Ethereum in February.

OpenSea, on the other hand, used to delete its sales fee of 2.5 % and to shorten the protection of the copyright license fees for a short period of time.

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