Aaron Sage recently posted a in the tweet knocked down the popular project of recent days. sage, Blur He described his project as “the worst thing that could happen in the field”. Here are the details of the remarkable comment.
NFTs are not all about money.
NEWS CONTINUES BELOWBlur has made it that, and for that alone.
They have brainwashed you with their incentives and given you free money to hook you in.
NEWS CONTINUES BELOW— Aaron (@AaronSage) March 1, 2023
Known for his closeness to the NFTs, the author drew attention when commenting on the Blur project, “They brainwashed you with their encouragement and gave you free money to hook you up.”
Continuing his remarks, criticizing BLUR’s user interface as being uninspired, Aaron Sagepointed out that the interface resembles a list devoid of “art, project description or anything.”
Blur Is Not Like Its Rival OpenSea!
Also, Sage, rival platform OpenSeaHe thought it appropriate to point out that, unlike .
Sage underlined that he doesn’t hate BLUR or its users, he just misses the NFT space when it focused on “art and culture” rather than money.
Name Changed at the Summit
With the support of BLUR, Paradigm and ParaFi, it launched in October 2022 and managed to raise $11 million in seed funding seven months ago.
Research platform Delphi Digital announced in February that BLUR had achieved a 53% market share just months after launch. This is attributed to several factors, including zero marketplace fees, the option to skip or reduce royalty payments, and fast NFT sweep/wipe (function to buy multiple NFTs at once). Of course, the airdrops made by the project are also believed to play an important role in increasing the market share.
According to Forbes, on February 14, eligible users received their share of 360 million tokens, which is 12% of the supply. Each user earned an average of $2,943. The firm recently announced a “Season 2” airdrop, with an additional 300 million to be distributed.
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