Slonks founder: SLOP update goes live, Void migrates to new contract and introduces Dutch auction mechanism
Foresight News reports that the founder of the NFT series Slonks, hirsch.howdy.eth, announced on Twitter that the SLOP update is now officially live. Void has migrated to a more flexible new contract to enable continuous addition of new mechanisms. Revival now uses a faster and cheaper Dutch auction method, and the buy-and-void feature has also been restored. The old Void is gradually being phased out, and all 2,000 Slonks located there will be permanently burned, while undecided assets can still be withdrawn.
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