Blur temporarily disables the function of accepting pending orde
On April 22, according to feedback from the community, Blur has temporarily disabled the BID ACCEPTS function to deal with the bug that historical pending orders (expired or canceled) on the platform are still automatically executed.
Dingaling, a giant NFT whale collector, posted on social media to remind users who have ETH in the Blur bidding pool to take out their assets in time, because Blur currently has a bug in which historical pending orders are still automatically executed, and many addresses are not suitable for Azuki series NFTs. All historical pending orders have taken effect, and one address triggered nine pending orders of 15.52 ETH when the floor price of this series of NFTs was 15 ETH.
Dingaling, a giant NFT whale collector, posted on social media to remind users who have ETH in the Blur bidding pool to take out their assets in time, because Blur currently has a bug in which historical pending orders are still automatically executed, and many addresses are not suitable for Azuki series NFTs. All historical pending orders have taken effect, and one address triggered nine pending orders of 15.52 ETH when the floor price of this series of NFTs was 15 ETH.
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