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Blur To Enforce Minimum Royalty Of 0.5% On Collections

Key Points:

  • NFT marketplace Blur said that as of January 2 at 3 p.m. EST, it will impose a 0.5% minimum royalty on NFT collections that are unable to use the filter registry, a method for enforcing royalties.
  • The platform will continue to impose full royalties on collections that make use of the filter registry.
  • In addition, when the token launches in January, Blur will airdrop BLUR to producers of collections that trade on Blur. The image has been captured.
Blur is revising its royalties policy after consulting with traders, collectors, and creators.

The NFT marketplace said that as of January 2 at 3 p.m. EST, it will impose a 0.5% minimum royalty on NFT collections that are unable to use the filter registry, a method for enforcing royalties. The minimum will rise gradually as it sees how each increment affects things (0.5% to start, then 1%, 1.5%, 2%, etc.).

Blur will continue to enforce full royalties on collections that make use of the filter registry. It will price match as the minimal royalty increases. Price matching will take effect on those collections until the lower royalty marketplace increases its royalties if it exceeds a significant threshold of market share on a per-collection basis.

The project goal was to design an effective policy that could solve the following realities:

  • On-chain royalties and filters are circumventable.
  • Markets gravitate toward efficiency.
  • New marketplaces can view royalty circumvention as a growth tactic.

In addition, when the token releases in January, developers will also get a sizable BLUR airdrop. Creators of collections that are traded on the NFT marketplace will be eligible for the airdrop.

It should be noted that Blur will keep enforcing full royalties on collections that make use of the filter registry and whitelist. For existing/immutable collections that are unable to use the filter registry, this new policy is available.

The platform will continue to charge 0% marketplace fees to clear up any misunderstandings. Only creator royalties on unchangeable/existing collections are affected by this change.

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