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A community member believes that the move will enhance user experience in the space, while another thinks that OpenSea “failed to rock the boat.” In another attempt to win back its users from its budding nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace competitor Blur, OpenSea rebranded Gem v2 into OpenSea Pro, triggering mixed responses from the community.  On April 4, OpenSea launched its advanced NFT marketplace aggregator, OpenSea Pro. The platform introduced new features and tools and allowed users to list in OpenSea through the new platform with 0% fees for a limited time. Many were excited about the new platform and expressed their sentiments on Twitter. A community member congratulated the NFT Marketplace and said it would enhance users’ experience within the NFT space. Another user said they’ve always liked Gem as an NFT aggregation platform. The community member added that they like it more now because OpenSea is giving it the proper priority. Related: Blur runs after OpenSea market sh...

"I just want to know why, we, a billion dollar project that paid $10m dollars to develop our layer 2, have another projects Chain ID," wrote one user. A series of events erupted in the official Shiba Inu (SHIB) Discord on Mar. 17, when a top-ranked community member, Steve, alleged identical chain IDs between that of the Shibarium layer-2 beta testnet ID and the Rinia testnet ID, an existing block chain . "So why is it that it looks like shibarium test net has taken rinia testnet genesis file Changed the name from renia But forgot to change the chain ID Rinia has been live and owned that chain Id since Feb. And was planned in December." Steve also alleged that "there's no way for it to be taken over without shytoshi and kaal [Shiba Inu developers] specifically having coms with him and asking him to reboot (tricking him) so they could take his genesis file and steal his work." To which Kaal responded: "Dispelling some FUD ever since we did the A...