OpenSea Creator Studio

OpenSea to launch Creator Studio, NFT trading up 44%, Bitcoin protocol reviewed.

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This Week's Low-Down:

  • 📜 OpenSea’s Creator Studio to Open New Chapter in NFT Storytelling

  • 💸 YoY Growth for NFT Trading Activity Jumps by 44% Amid Bear Market

  • 🤔 Instability Prompts Bitcoin Ordinals to Rethink Numbering Protocol

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OpenSea’s Creator Studio to Open New Chapter in NFT Storytelling

OpenSea is soon launching its Creator Studio, brimming with intuitive no-code tools to streamline minting and elevate storytelling capabilities.

  • Over the coming months, the Creator Studio will be enriched with added features allowing users to integrate diverse content types (images, videos, roadmaps, and FAQ layouts).

  • The idea behind the new feature is to enhance the storytelling capabilities of the NFT items.

  • OpenSea teased a glimpse of Vinnie Hager's collection, 'Diary by Vinnie Hager', showcasing the ability to embed narrative content.

  • The NFT marketplace will also be phasing out its lazy-minting creation flows by October 3, replacing it in Creator Studio through a method that enables users to create collections on independent contracts they deploy.

  • All items minted using the lazy minting tool before this date can still be traded as usual. However, they will not be editable after this deadline.

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YoY Growth for NFT Trading Activity Jumps by 44% Amid Bear Market

Amidst the bear market, DappRadar highlighted a 44% surge in daily NFT activity from the previous year, underscoring the enduring vigor of the NFT sector.

  • Polygon emerged as the top NFT blockchain in terms of sales, boasting 497,137 sales with 112,459 traders.

  • Moreover, newer blockchains like zkSync are gaining traction.

  • Marketplace dynamics are shifting, with OpenSea's dominance dropping by 14% with new marketplaces like Blur posing intense competition.

  • Gaming-centric NFT collections have seen significant growth, reflecting blockchain gaming's massive 40% share in the Web3 industry.

  • Yuga Labs — despite generating more than $116 million in royalties last year — faced a 79% drop in 2023 following Blur's no-royalty model.

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Instability Prompts Bitcoin Ordinals to Rethink Numbering Protocol

Bitcoin Ordinals' Casey Rodarmor proposes a shift in the protocol's unique numbering system for simplification.

  • Each NFT under the protocol currently possesses a distinct inscription number.

  • “Ugly code and halted progress" were cited as reasons for making inscription numbers more flexible.

  • Numbers won't be discarded but could vary, potentially by around 1%.

  • The community's response is divided: some back the move, while others value the original numbering.

  • Ordinals, allowing inscriptions into satoshis, dominated 84.9% of Bitcoin activity as of August 21.

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Today's edition was written by Leah Alger.