ChainCatcher news, the NFT rarity ranking tool Trait Sniper announced that due to issues with the Twitter API, the airdrop claim is still in testing, and the restart time will be announced separately.ChainCatcher previously reported that the NFT rarity ranking tool Trait Sniper will conduct a large-scale airdrop based on influence to Twitter users on August 1, allowing users to claim corresponding TS tokens on the Trait Sniper official website according to their Twitter influence.

ChainCatcher news, the NFT rarity ranking tool Trait Sniper will conduct a large-scale airdrop based on influence to Twitter users on August 1. Users can claim corresponding TS tokens on the Trait Sniper official website based on their Twitter influence. In addition, Trait Sniper also offers extra airdrop rewards for early adopters and strategic partners, including holders of TSG (TraitSniper Game), Meta Pet NFT, TwitterScan Pass, and TraitSniper Pass.According to the official white paper, the total supply of TS is 1 trillion tokens, with a portion allocated for the large-scale airdrop and another portion to create initial liquidity for DEX. Trait Sniper plans to launch dual DEX trading within a week after the airdrop begins, one being a reward trading pool that provides purchase discounts for early contributors to the community; the other being a free trading pool where all users can trade freely, with the initial price of TS set at $0.000001.

Chain Catcher news, OpenSea has officially launched the NFT rarity open standard OpenRarity. Users can now view it in the NFT projects Cool Cats, Pudgy Penguins, and the Moonbirds series. Creators can add their NFTs to OpenRarity by navigating to their settings page.OpenRarity is an NFT rarity open standard developed in collaboration between OpenSea, the NFT analysis tool Curio, the NFT analysis platform icy.tools, and PROOF, the parent company of Moonbirds. It aims to provide a transparent, mathematically sound open-source rarity calculation, enhancing the transparency of NFT rarity rankings. Developers can access OpenRarity scores and rankings via API. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, OpenSea announced on Twitter that it has partnered with Curio, icy.tools, and PROOF to jointly develop an open standard for NFT rarity called OpenRarity. OpenSea stated that the current rarity rankings on the market are generated by closed-source code, lack transparency, and tool providers often charge for rarity rankings, which does not provide a fair competitive environment for projects with smaller budgets.OpenRarity aims to provide a transparent and mathematically sound rarity calculation, making the calculation completely open source to ensure fairness and transparency. Developers can access OpenRarity scores and rankings via an API. It is reported that OpenRarity will launch on OpenSea next week. (Source link)