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Just a warning if you're trying to trade on Opensea (yeah i know, lol): People make 'collection offers' higher than the floor price for a collection, so you'll see what looks like a chance to flip something for a quick $10/$20 gain, but the transaction will fail if you try to accept the offer

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So, I fell for this the other day. Was on opensea, looking at the insane prices some of the reddit avatars are going for. Got pretty sad because I could have made a few hundred dollars having invested <$40, but passed up the opportunity because I didn't really understand the attraction -

anyway - looked to see which were the cheapest and thought i would take a punt with $30; checked the trading history and the offers people had pending. i realised that one of the offers was higher than the listed price, so i bought that one intending to sell it immediately. when i tried to accept the offer, i got an error message "Execution reverted. Please reach out to the collection owner to troubleshoot."; tried again and got the same.

Looked at the person's profile and they had no nfts displayed, a generic name (string of letters/ numbers), and their activity consisted only of 'collection offers'. I had a look at the other collections, and it was the same for most: offers showing higher than the floor price. I have a feeling that this is a ploy to get people to buy the floor price. Don't know for certain, but I expect these generic accounts making the collection offers are owned by the people listing many of these nfts.

Just a warning: making money isn't usually that easy. Yes, this was a classic case of fear of missing out.

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