Blur NFT lending protocol gets mixed reactions from the community
Nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace Blur recently launched its collateralized lending protocol called Blend, allowing a buy now, pay later approach to purchasing NFTs. Members of the community had varying reactions. Some believe that it’s a massive development for the space, while others called on the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to protect users against such products.
On May 1, Blur launched a peer-to-peer perpetual lending protocol called Blend, a platform it developed with the help of venture capital firm Paradigm. The protocol supports NFT collateral, and the team claims it would collect zero fees from lenders and borrowers. Meanwhile, another Twitter user thinks that the new development from the OpenSea competitor is a good distraction from the “overall negative sentiment” within the NFT space. The community member may be referring to the dwindling number of NFT buyers in April. According to data from the analytics platform NFTGo, sellers dominated the NFT market in the month.
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