On September 23rd, OpenSea, an NFT marketplace, announced on the X platform that there was a logical issue with the whitelist during the BlockGames minting period yesterday. This allowed certain wallets to bypass the expected minting restrictions. Currently, OpenSea is working with the BlockGames team to support their upcoming refresh release next week.
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OpenSea: A Problem With the Allow List Logic on the Platform Caused Some Wallets To Break the BlockGames Minting Limit
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