The Saudis NFT to Halt Selling for 217 of Its NFTs

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The Saudis, a recent free mint project, announced that it will block 217 of its NFTs from being sold on OpenSea and other NFT marketplaces in a recent tweet.

The project accused OpenSea user Rightblock of being a "hacker" and while details of how are unknown, blocked them from selling their NFTs.

However, Rightblock was still able to list the NFTs they could not sell which resulted in the floor price of the collection dropping.

When this happened the team went as far as to post a Discord announcement saying "the floor price is not reflective of the actual floor price."

Rightblock still owns more than 100 of the NFTs but currently has none of them listed with their last attempt to list being over 30 minutes ago at a price of 0.0 ETH.

The team stated that it will be updating users of the situation shortly.

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