- Arbitrum enables Seamless NFT trading and is integrated with rarity while ensuring full creator loyalty support.
- Artible has stopped aggregating orders from other markets, prioritized artist loyalty, and maintained creator rights in all transactions.
Arbitrum has joined Rarible and offers great opportunities for the NFT community. Users of Arbitrum-based NFTs can trade properly and explore directly, as this integration ensures that they maintain creator loyalty.
The main benefits of this Layer 2 blockchain include speed and reduced transaction speeds and cost, providing a more efficient experience than other solutions currently on the market.
Following this latest move, Arbitrum’s native token, ARB, is working very well. At the time of reporting, ARB changed hands for about $0.3607top 2.99% Over the past 24 hours, it has driven market capitalization to over $1.5 billion.
Rarible Stand is a stickler of creator rights
Rarible’s move towards integration Arbitrator It’s not the only big decision they’ve made in recent months. The market chose in August 2024 to stop aggregating orders from other platforms, including Opensea and Lookrare. This decision was made to ensure the protection of the creator’s rights in all kinds of trade.
Creator loyalty has recently become a hot topic in the NFT market, and Rarible has decided to support artists and content creators.
Opensea regains its advantage in the Ethereum NFT market
Meanwhile, Opensea, which lost market share due to its fierce rivalry, was able to regain its advantage. In just four weeks, the platform has recovered 71.5% share of the Ethereum NFT market, as before It has been reported.
The release of Sea Token, which keenly raised its activities in that market, was largely responsible for this boom. Opensea’s daily trading volume surged from an average of $3.47 million to $17.4 million. Daily transaction count jumped from 6,101 to 14,700.
This shows that Opensea is a powerful force that is hard to change, even with some fresh ideas in the NFT field. But in the long run, can creators’ attitudes towards loyalty rise up? It still shows great uncertainty.
When Hype Fades: A Tough NFT Project
During that time, not all NFT projects went as planned. Tennis Australia sold over 10,000 tennis ball images as NFTs in January 2025, with their value down 90%. The artball program, which initially attracted a lot of interest, has lost its appeal.
In fact, the websites and servers connected to the project have disappeared, marking the end of the old extreme nft frenzy.
Meanwhile, RTFKT, a Web3 streetwear company acquired by Nike In 2021, we faced a similar fate on the front lines. They tracked NFT sales by $185.3 million, collaborating with several well-known names, and eventually stopped running in early 2025. RTFKT product values have also declined, and the once recommended NFT fashion business appears to be in dark times today.
