Blur NFT marketplace to airdrop an additional 300 million tokens

The NFT trading platform Blur will distribute more than 300 million BLUR tokens in Season 2 of the airdrop. The size of the reward package will depend on loyalty metrics.

300M+ BLUR will be distributed to the community in Season 2.

What’s the secret to maximizing rewards? Loyalty.

Users with 100% loyalty have the highest chances of Mythical Care Packages, which are worth 100x Uncommon Care Packages.

Here are 3 ways to maximize your loyalty? pic.twitter.com/Cgiemrvpxh

— Blur (@blur_io) February 21, 2023

“What’s the secret to maximizing rewards? Loyalty. Users with 100% loyalty have the highest chances of receiving Mythical Care Packages, which are worth 100x Uncommon Care Packages,” the statement said.

Users can boost their loyalty to the platform in three main ways:

• list NFTs only on Blur;
• not have assets listed on other platforms;
• actively participate in trading as much as possible.

The majority of BLUR will be distributed to community members who contribute to the protocol’s success, and loyalty is one of the best ways to do that no matter how much listing and bidding you do!

— Blur (@blur_io) February 21, 2023

“The majority of BLUR will be distributed among community members who contribute to the protocol’s success, and loyalty is one of the best ways to demonstrate this, regardless of how many listings and bids you make,” Blur emphasised.

On February 14, the Blur marketplace held the first season of the BLUR airdrop. Against the backdrop of reward-package distributions, the platform outpaced the long-time market leader in weekly trading volume — OpenSea.

BLUR price collapsed from $5.01 at the time of the distribution to $0.92 — about 82%. Despite the announced continuation of the airdrop, in the last 24 hours the asset’s price has fallen by more than 25% (CoinGecko).

In mid-February, Blur chief Pacman, known as Pacman, urged NFT creators to ignore OpenSea due to royalty policy.

Against the backdrop of the clash between the two platforms, the OpenSea team moved the marketplace to an optional-royalty-collection model, temporarily waived fees, and allowed assets to be listed on third-party marketplaces.