‘Blur on Blast’ Allocates 2M Token Rewards for NFT Traders The NFT marketplace Blur—renowned for its innovative approach to cross-chain NFT transactions—has unveiled its latest breakthrough: ‘Blur on Blast’.

Through this new initiative, users can leverage the platform to trade Blast NFTs while seamlessly switching between chains, enhancing accessibility and liquidity for NFT enthusiasts.

When users deposit into their Blur Pool on Blast, they will earn Blast Points, with the native yield from the pool allocated for future creator and trader giveaways.

Impressively, users will be able to redeem their Blast Points to earn a portion of Blur’s substantial prize pool of 2 million $GOLD tokens.

The Perks of Blast Blast is an Ethereum Layer-2 (L2) platform created by the team behind Blur. It distinguishes itself by allowing users to earn native yields on cryptocurrencies like ETH, USDC, USDT, and DAI simply by holding them in their wallets.

The network promotes itself as a unique L2 by offering automatic yield generation for bridged assets through ETH staking and integration with on-chain Treasury Bill protocols.

By preserving and potentially enhancing asset values over time, it appeals to developers and users engaged with NFTs, DeFi, games, and social platforms, rendering it an attractive option in the digital asset space.

Blur on Blast now enhances NFT trading, bridging chains and rewarding users with Blast Points and $GOLD, enhancing accessibility and liquidity in the NFT space.

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To find this data, I first examined several transactions and reached this contract:

0x0f41639352b190f352baddd32856038f1c230ced.

Then I reviewed all the origin_function_signatures, and these four had the most transactions:

0x3f8fc233, 0x3925c3c3, 0x7034d120, 0xda815cb5, and 0x70bce2d6.

• They corresponded to cancelTrades, takeAsk, takeBid, takeBidSingle, and takeAskSingle , respectively.

• Among them, I used the takeAskSingle and takeAsk transactions in this dashboard.

• However, there was an issue in determining the buy and sell prices.

• For example, if someone bought three $500 NFTs and one $200 NFT in a single transaction, the transfers would be recorded as one $1500 transfer and one $300 transfer. This issue was resolved with a query I wrote, which obtained the actual volume of buys and sells.

The purpose is to observe the extraordinary user engagement and also to review the remarkable sales of Blur in the Blast following this announcement:

https://x.com/blur_io/status/1785390076257866100