Iconic non-fungible token collections experienced significant losses in the previous week due to BLUR users selling off inventory. The upcoming end of Blur Season 3 coincides with a massive sell-off of Ethereum-based NFTs. Blur's Season 3, known as the airdrop farming program, promises profitable rewards to the user community, powered by Blast, an Ethereum rollup. Rewards will be distributed in Blast's Layer 2 network token.

Blur users can earn points by bidding on NFTs and providing liquidity through its lending platform, Blend. However, Blur's incentivized bidding and loan terms have sparked controversy, with critics arguing that it does not accurately reflect genuine demand, leading to NFTs being traded among farmers. This trend raises concerns among genuine collectors, who may be deterred from entering the marketplace.

Following the conclusion of Season 3, NFT investors and collectors anticipate a price dip despite ongoing uncertainty. Liquidity issues are a significant concern, prompting some Blur investors to deactivate their accounts. Meanwhile, prominent Ethereum NFT collections like Pudgy Penguins, Milady Maker, and Bored Ape Yacht Club have shown a downward trend.

NFTs, digital assets represented in various forms such as art, in-game items, music, and videos, continue to attract attention. Ethereum NFT collections like Pudgy Penguins, Azuki, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, Bored Ape Yacht Club, and CryptoPunks remain popular among global investors. Ethereum NFTs are expected to shape the investment landscape for the foreseeable future.

Blur stands out as the preferred NFT market for experienced traders, known for its speed and efficiency. Supported by industry leaders like Paradigm, Keyboard Monkey, Deeze, and Cozomo, Blur offers a range of benefits, including advanced trading tools and high trading volume, surpassing even OpenSea as the largest non-fungible trading platform.