Art Blocks expressed:  A fake piece made its way to a verified collection on OpenSea and was purchased before the fake was taken down. OpenSea verified it was the only instance among the collections, and they offered the buyer a full refund. Scary stuff, but we’re glad to see a quick resolution!

Reply:  So sorry this happened! It was an outlier on OpenSea’s UI and they’ve verified it’s the only instance of a fake piece in a verified collection. They also reached out to issue a full refund. But yes, everyone please be careful out there.

Community response:  Also, Opensea should review all those copy projects that have come out in polygon Opensea. There is a lot of garbage there.

Good on Open sea about the refund.  Also, Opensea should review all those copy projects that have come out in polygon, open sea. There is a lot of garbage there.

For clarity, art blocks are about creativity in generative design. by joining the community, you will be the first to hear about new drops.  Worth knowing more about the history of generative art, the artists and technologists involved in Art Blocks, and how to get deeper into the generative space and NFTs in general.

By Shopping the market users will be able to shop art from innovative past Art Blocks drops. They can also build their collection of generative art history. They can further find past projects which are listed on the Artblocks site and search them on Open Sea after selecting the Art Blocks parent page.

To understand how Art blocks work, users should differentiate between early curated projects and the artist playground.

Otherwise, OpenSea supports NFT trading across multiple block chains. Users need to learn how to use the Polygon marketplace to create and sell NFTs without paying any gas fees. The good thing is that no gas fees or ETH are needed.

Users can make sure to add their collection logo, description, banner, social media links, and set your royalties.

OpenSea offers cross-blockchain support across Ethereum, Polygon and Klatyn.

ETH is used to pay transaction fees (known as gas fees) on the Ethereum blockchain. OpenSea has no say in setting gas fees – they are determined by supply/demand and fluctuate according to network usage.

Polygon (previously known as the Matic Network) is a separate blockchain that provides scalable, secure and instant transactions with Ethereum currencies like ETH, USDC and DAI.

Klaytn, is a blockchain developed by Korean internet company, Kakao. Users can use the Kaikas wallet browser extension to buy and sell Klaytn NFTs on OpenSea.