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On-the-button NFT ecosystem, Rarible, has launched a magnificent range of updates to its Web3 services by transitioning into a fully fledged market aggregator and unveiling a new platform rewards system.

Dubbed ‘Rarible 2’ the latest move sees a number of major changes within the Rarible environment. First up, the team will step back from the traditional marketplace model in favour of becoming a powerful NFT aggregator, essentially meaning that the new-look Rarible will pull data feeds from a number of top trading platforms, then display the results in an intuitive interface. After which, collectors can add their desired NFTs to a shopping bag and purchase items from multiple locations, all in a single wallet friendly transaction.

That’s not all, Rarible has also launched its brand-new in-house rewards system which enables users to earn an extra slice of delicious yield in the shape of its DAO-controlled $RARI token. Those purchasing NFTs will see the royalties paid reimbursed as $RARI tokens, while sellers will earn a greater share the closer they list to the collection’s floor price. In addition, those engaging with the platform can earn further yield and voting rights by locking up a minimum of 100 $RARI.

If that wasn’t enough, the incredible folks at Rarible have also arranged a magnificent $RARI airdrop. As a result, anyone trading on OpenSea or Rarible between July 1 and September 30 will receive a share of the spoils.

Take a look at the new look Rarible >> Here

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