[status] Investigating: We’re currently experiencing partial service degradation due to an issue with a third-party provider. Some functionality is affected, and users may experience intermittent errors or slower performance. Our team… https://t.co/lu4fky8cBh
As we prepare to launch OS2, we are making changes to our offer rules to make bidding on OpenSea more fair. Please see the following updates to our API regarding bidding precision. 👇
You will need to update your code before January 28th.
https://t.co/zzrYfTp32P
The new Sei Testnet (atlantic-2) is now live on OpenSea testnets and the old devnet (arctic-1) has been deprecated.
To use the new testnet please update to the latest opensea-js (v7.1.11).
Today we are introducing support for the Polygon Amoy testnet, which replaces Mumba as the new Sepolia-backed testnet. Mumbai will be deprecated on Friday due to node providers spinning down their services.
Big thanks to my fellow coauthors and contributors in the Seaport Working Group for making this release a reality
Excited to see what you all build using Seaport Hooks!
OpenSea and the Seaport Working Group are thrilled to unveil Seaport 1.6 — the latest generation of the most advanced NFT marketplace protocol in the EVM ecosystem.
Seaport 1.6 introduces a new capability enabled by the recent Ethereum Dencun upgrade called Seaport hooks 🪝. Similar in spirit to Uniswap v4 hooks, Seaport hooks allow developers to build applications that greatly expand the utility and liquidity of NFTs.
Seaport hooks allow developers to create:
-NFTs whose traits modify or “upgrade” in response to the price or volume in which they’re purchased
-NFTs that can only be bought with certain currencies or other NFTs
-Bonding curves for automatically priced NFTs
-Price oracles for NFTs
-Many, many more applications to be dreamt up yet
PS: Seaport 1.6 is up to 5% cheaper in gas than Seaport 1.5 for certain actions, saving you $$$.
2/ It's critical that our developer ecosystem has access to an easy to use, accurate, and detailed hub for documentation. Please let us know how we can further improve the docs!
1/ Check out the newest version of our the OpenSea Developer Hub at https://t.co/SXtBctAbay - we created a new home page, added some "How To" guides for beginners, and revamped our API, Protocol, Primary Drops technical documentation.
2/ Just using ERC-173's owner() is not a bulletproof method as anyone can assign any non-consenting owner. We hope supporting this standard creates a better way to prove contract creation/ownership.
1/ OpenSea now supports ERC-7015: NFT Creator Attribution for a more concrete method for proving opt-in contract ownership. The creator emits a log containing a signature confirming the contract deployment https://t.co/YuP95kEZqb
"ERC-7572: Contract-level metadata via contractURI()" has been merged into the canonical ERCs repo. This has been a long-supported standard by OpenSea, and now includes a newly introduced event `ContractURIUpdated()` for notifying updates https://t.co/scC0m5vkUW