Yuga Labs Plans to Part Ways with OpenSea NFT Marketplace Following Royalty Model Change
Yuga Labs, the entity behind the popular NFT collection Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), is set to halt support for OpenSea due to a change in the platform's royalty model. In a Saturday tweet, Yuga Labs announced that it pl...
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In a Saturday tweet, Yuga Labs announced that it plans to wind down support for OpenSea following the upcoming removal of Operator Filter, an on-chain royalty enforcement tool. ...
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