ENS Domains Surpass BAYC Transaction Volume: Nifty Newsletter, Aug 31-Sept 6

NFT trading platform OpenSea has announced that it will not support forked NFTs that may appear after the Ethereum merger. Newsletter

In this week's Non-Fungible Token (NFT) newsletter, learn about OpenSea and its commitment to the Ethereum merger. Learn about a project that aims to introduce Web3 to the opera scene and how ENS domains overtook Bored Apes in transaction volume. In other news, Find out how Rug Pull Finder's NFT giveaway was exploited. And don't forget this week's Nifty News roundup of how American actor Bill Murray's portfolio came under attack after his NFT crash.

OpenSea says market won't support NFTs after merger

The OpenSea NFT platform has announced that it will not support NFTs on Ethereum forks until the next merge. The market has indicated that it will only focus on supporting NFTs on the updated Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain.

The team pointed out that if there are forked NFTs, they will not be reflected in its market. Additionally, the team mentioned that they are preparing for any potential issues that may arise due to the merger.

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NFT micro-philanthropy gives a new voice to opera

Blockchain made its way to opera through a project called Living Opera, which focuses on combining Web3 technologies with classical music. The project aims to provide opera singers with a new way to bypass traditional processes such as seeking grants and endowments.

In an interview, project CEO Soula Parassidis told Cointelegraph that they also released the Magic Mozart NFT collection to pay homage to a dice game to randomly generate music attributed to influential composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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Ethereum Domain Names Dominate Bored Apes on OpenSea Weekly Chart

Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains have surpassed the popular Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection in seven-day trading volume...