NFT Marketplace Blur Will Refund 50% To Traders Who Bought NFTs Overpriced Due To A Decimal Error Due To Its UI

The NFT market Blur responded to the previous incident that a user purchased Art Gobbler 8273 with 70 ETH due to the Blur bidding system. He originally thought that the bidding error was a user error, because the product itself did not have a BUG. After further evaluation, from the user’s point of view. Considered an error, so 50% refunds will be issued to traders affected by this UI behavior, specifically, Blur will look up accepted NFT bids that exceed 25% of the non-floating floor price and automatically refund them. Blur will do this within the next 10 days (possibly sooner). Blur said it will refund users for platform errors. For user errors, the UI will be improved to reduce errors, but no refunds will be issued. If the problem is a combined error of the platform and the user, a middle ground will be taken on a case-by-case basis. Foresight News previously reported that the user Keungz.eth purchased Art Gobbler 8273 at a price much higher than the floor price (3.8 ETH) in the NFT market Blur for 70 ETH, because the number entered in the Blur bidding system could not recognize the first decimal entered , when the user enters ".70", Blur will default to a bid of "70" instead of "0.7".