Delisting is not a good scenario for either party, the marketplace or the project. For Azuki, they may have built concern that some of their users may never see their NFTs again. And for OpenSea, having one of the biggest projects on their platform delisted for no apparent reason. This can never be a good look.<\/p>\n
It can cause the loss of customers for both the collection and marketplace. During times of delisting, the buying and selling of a specific NFT collection is often ceased. It could also lead to a floor price drop for the collection in conversation if users turn to blame them when they have done nothing wrong.<\/p>\n
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