New addition: BLUR is coming to BCM!

At BCM, we are pleased to announce our newest addition: BLUR, a no-fee NFT marketplace, is now available for trading on our platform.

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What is BLUR?

Blur is no ordinary NFT marketplace. Designed specifically for professional NFT traders, it offers advanced features that quickly made it the favorite among connoisseurs. With options such as "floor sweeping" across multiple marketplaces, quick "snipe reveals," and portfolio analysis tools, BLUR strives to take the experience of NFT traders to the next level.

What makes Blur truly special is the introduction of its own native token, BLUR. This token provides users with capabilities not available at, for example, OpenSea, another major NFT marketplace. Holders of BLUR can participate in the platform's governance protocol and benefit from a community-owned marketplace.

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Differences between BLUR and OpenSea

Whereas OpenSea is often the first NFT marketplace people think of, Blur is less focused on the general public. To differentiate himself from OpenSea, Blur's founder (Tieshun Roquerre) has targeted his platform at more professional traders whose goal is to make money. OpenSea is a more user-friendly platform with fewer options.

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The vision behind BLUR

Behind this exciting project is BLUR co-founder Tieshun Roquerre, also known as Pacman. His vision was to create a platform that would meet the needs of more experienced NFT traders. He wanted a platform that was as fast and efficient as the exchange world, but for NFTs. Pacman found existing platforms too slow and cumbersome for seasoned NFT traders, so BLUR was born.

With the support of investors and a team of experienced builders, Blur has made impressive strides in the world of NFTs in a short time.

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What does this mean to you?

The addition of BLUR to our platform gives you access to an even wider range of opportunities in the NFT world. Whether you are a seasoned trader or just curious about this emerging asset class, BLUR opens doors to exciting opportunities.

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