The initial airdrop will be available for a free claim for the following two weeks. However, until BLUR is functional as a governing token for the network in 2023, it must remain in traders' wallets unopened. Traders who offer an NFT for sale on Blur will also be eligible for an airdrop.
With an aggregation function, portfolio statistics, and no marketplace fees, Blur bills itself as the NFT platform for pro traders. According to the company's website, the VC-backed platform allows traders to poke revelations quicker than anyplace else. Additionally, it claims that transactions are 10x quicker than with Gem, a bulk purchasing NFT tool that OpenSea purchased back in April.
Blur claimed in a blog article that their network has been in closed beta for over a year, but crawler has seen the second-highest volume in just four months. Three tiers of undefined incentives are planned to be available in the new marketplace. The platform will provide traders who spend partial royalties and full royalties proportionately higher rewards compared to those who opt to pay no royalties.
After its initial airdrop, the VC-backed platform intends to follow it up with a second, bigger, and more complicated one in November. The second airdrop will require traders to employ Blur and list NFTs with higher values to receive more prizes. The VC-backed platform has received $14 million and is supported by the cryptocurrency venture capital firm Paradigm. The real-time NFT marketplace and aggregator has been in a secret beta stage for the past four months.