OpenSea and Seaport Working Group Unveil Seaport 1.6
TLDR:
- OpenSea and Seaport Working Group introduce Seaport 1.6, the latest generation of the advanced NFT marketplace protocol.
- Seaport 1.6 introduces Seaport hooks, enabling developers to deploy custom contracts that react to NFT sales events.
- This update revolutionizes the NFT ecosystem, offering unparalleled flexibility and fostering innovation in NFT marketplaces.
OpenSea and the Seaport Working Group have announced the launch of Seaport 1.6, the latest iteration of the most advanced NFT marketplace protocol within the EVM ecosystem.
This update introduces Seaport hooks, a new capability made possible by the recent Ethereum Dencun upgrade.
Similar to Uniswap v4 hooks, Seaport Hooks empower developers to create applications that significantly enhance the utility and liquidity of NFTs.
Seaport hooks allow developers to deploy custom contracts that Seaport can invoke during the fulfillment of an order, akin to “plugins” built atop Seaport.
OpenSea and the Seaport Working Group are thrilled to unveil Seaport 1.6 — the latest generation of the most advanced NFT marketplace protocol in the EVM ecosystem.
— OpenSea (@opensea) March 20, 2024
Seaport 1.6 introduces a new capability enabled by the recent Ethereum Dencun upgrade called Seaport hooks 🪝.… pic.twitter.com/EsdLebCq20
This opens the door to a myriad of possibilities, allowing NFT smart contracts to dynamically react to sales events, paving the way for innovative use cases within the NFT space.
The introduction of Seaport 1.6 marks a significant milestone in the evolution of NFT marketplaces, offering unprecedented flexibility and functionality.
Developers are encouraged to explore the potential of Seaport hooks and leverage this groundbreaking protocol to drive innovation in the NFT ecosystem.
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