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Since its launch in October, Blur has attracted clients and has also found a way to retain its clientele.
The CEO of NFT marketplace, pacman, has finally revealed its true identity since the launch of the company in October 2022. The 24-year-old contractor went on Twitter on February 22 to post a photo of himself. The former blue pseudonymous CEO came out with his true identity at a time when real identity statements remain a contentious topic.
Who's the fuzzy president?
In the Twitter feed, the fuzzy CEO, whose name is tieshun roquerre, says he has considered dox or constructing the platform incognito. He then gave advice to conceal Doxx's identity later. Pacman also mentioned how he had to make private calls for reasons of trust or otherwise. Noting why he must have entered the light and revealed his identity as CEO of Blur, Roquerre wrote:
Now that the Blur community has experienced exponential growth, I don't have the capacity to receive as many individual calls as before. The time has come to publicly share my identity."
The CEO as well as The Block had never been rigid about hiding since the launch of Blur a few months ago. He explained how he preferred to use Pacman to represent the brand, knowing that in the end he would reveal his true identity. The young entrepreneur acknowledged that he would have been exposed by someone else if he had not attacked himself.
Since its launch in October, Blur has attracted clients and has also found a way to retain its clientele. One of the ways the NFT market has managed to secure users is the programmed drop tokens for constant traders and back users. Before the CEO's revelation, Fuzzy recently won the $1 billion unicorn title in talks with potential investors.
Blur Rivals OpenSea
Blur has positioned itself as a major rival to the popular NFT marketplace OpenSea. The competition between the two has increased, resulting in the elimination of the 2.5% sales tax and the reduction of measures to protect the loyalty of creators. During this time, blur does not charge market fees to traders. In fact, the new market gave the traders their fuzzy chip last week. According to data compiled by DappRadar, the volume of Ethereum NFT transactions attributed to Blur in the last seven days increased by 364.67%
The CEO of Blur has written a summary of his career, noting he dropped out of high school at the age of 17. He then joined Combinator's program as an accelerator, after which he attended mit to study mathematics with computer science. Subsequently, Roquerre was awarded the Robbery Grant, a $10,000 gift from Peter Thiel. Pacman launched Namebase after receiving the Thiel Fellowship, but sold Namecheap's decentralized domain name tracker in 2021.
