OpenSea Will Come In A New Format, Check Here To Know The New Feature!

NFT trading platform OpenSea. (Photo; Doc. TechStory)

JAKARTA The NFT digital art trading platform (Non-Fungible Token) is rumored to be getting an upgrade or upgrade in the near future. Later, this platform will become OpenSea 2.0. OpenSea developers plan to improve better interfaces for users.

According to OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer, OpenSea will present a number of NFT categories based on their use. For example, the NFT category on the Solana and Ordinary networks developed on the Bitcoin blockchain.

"We really want to have a marketplace interface that can be adjusted better to match each type of use case," Finzer said.

Not only that, OpenSea will also feature NFT based on date. This upgrade is quite important considering the competition of NFT trading platforms is heating up with the emergence of Blur and Tensor which are increasingly popular with NFT fans.

To strengthen its position as the leading NFT trading platform, OpenSea will present a professional trading feature and will make this new feature accessible to users. Regarding interfaces, developers also allow OpenSea users to switch from collector mode to even more sophisticated mode.

Then, overcoming the proliferation of NFT scams and URL links that endanger the security of users, OpenSea has improved the detection of fake NFTs and malicious URLs. This is an important part of the platform's security concerns and increases user convenience in order to avoid fraud.

However, OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer did not mention the termination of mandatory royalties for NFT creators who had been excited some time ago. Until now it is not known whether the royalties program will be held again or not.

The NFT space is getting busier with the growing popularity of Ordinarys, NFT-like digital art developed on the Bitcoin network. Commenting on this, Finzer admits that it is still optimistic that the market will continue to like the NFT developed on the Ethereum network. Especially with the increase in Ethereum layer-2s such as Optimism and Arbitrum which are able to reduce network burdens and increase speed and make transaction costs cheaper.

Finzer outlines that digital art built on Bitcoin networks is likely to be limited and only have use cases for art types. "I really think that the type of app you can create in [network] Bitcoin may be limited to cases of using art types and not more diverse things," said OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer.