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I think we need to use zone. But I'm not sure how I can implement english auction with zone🤔 |
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You can create an english auction zone, or you can set the zone to an EOA who can programmatically execute the order with the winner of the auction. Note that for the order to show up on OpenSea currently you need to use OpenSea's required zone though. You can also create an English auction through the OpenSea UI to automatically get the benefit of OpenSea completing the auction (although the threshold is 1 eth I believe for OpenSea to cover the cost of closing the auction) |
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After thinking about it for a few days, I could not come up with a way to implement an English auction. As far as I have checked, I could not find an example of an English auction implementation.
I also checked
opensea-js, but it seems to use oldWyvernProtocolfor English auctions.If anyone knows if the English auction can be implemented with seaport-protocol or how to implement it, please let me know🙏
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