- OKX customers can transact directly on Blur via their OKX wallet
- OKX Earn is now made up of on-chain and simple earn and structured products
OKX announced a partnership with Blur.io, a leading peer-to-peer NFT marketplace running on top of the Ethereum Mainnet, for full integration of the OKX Wallet on Blur, Bankless Times learned from a press release.
The leading cryptocurrency exchange recently announced it had added Blur to its dynamically growing NFT marketplace ecosystem, providing users with ways to transact batch shelf and order book NFTs. Starting today, OKX customers can transact directly on Blur via their OKX wallet.
OKX transforms OKX Earn
In related news, the exchange is transforming its Earn offering to provide users with a more streamlined experience. They will classify the offerings within the new OKX Earn in three categories: On-chain Earn, Simple Earn, and Structured Products.
On-chain will include DeFi, ETH 2.0, and DeFi staking. The components of Simple Earn include savings, staking, and flexible or fixed term offers. Users can choose between shark fin and dual investment from the exchange’s structured products.
About OKX
OKX was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Malta, although it was originally based in China. It also offers spot trading, futures trading, and options trading.
It has its native token called OKB, which customers can use to access discounts, earn interest, and participate in community voting.
OKX is known for its high trading volume and liquidity, making it a popular choice among traders and investors. The platform aims to provide its users with a secure and reliable trading experience and has implemented various security features, including two-factor authentication, cold storage, and multi-signature wallets.
About Blur
Blur uses smart contracts to enable secure and transparent transactions. It aims to provide a user-friendly experience with features such as customizable storefronts, detailed analytics, and social media integration.
One unique feature of Blur is its “Blurred Drops” system, which allows creators to release limited-edition drops of their NFTs, with a randomized selection process for buyers.
