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  1. When a marketplace enforces on-chain royalties via an operator filter registry, what does it restrict?

    Answer: Transfers to marketplaces that do not honor creator royalties

    Operator filter registries block approved operators (marketplaces) that bypass royalties, enforcing payment at the transfer level.

  2. In a cross-chain NFT marketplace integration, what is a common method to represent an NFT on a destination chain?

    Answer: Lock the original and mint a wrapped/bridged representation on the target chain

    Bridges typically lock or escrow the original token and mint a corresponding wrapped version on the destination chain.

  3. Why should a marketplace integration validate the order signature on-chain during fulfillment?

    Answer: To ensure the order was genuinely authorized by the seller and not forged

    On-chain signature verification confirms the seller signed the exact order terms, preventing forged or tampered listings from executing.

  4. What problem does a 'nonce' per maker address solve in marketplace order management?

    Answer: It allows bulk cancellation of all of a maker's open orders in one transaction

    Incrementing a per-maker nonce invalidates all previously signed orders at once, enabling cheap mass cancellation.

  5. When displaying NFT metadata from tokenURI, why should an integration handle IPFS gateways carefully?

    Answer: IPFS content may be slow or unpinned, so fallback gateways or pinning improve reliability

    IPFS-hosted metadata can become unavailable if unpinned, so robust integrations use multiple gateways or pin content themselves.

  6. What is the purpose of a marketplace fee recipient parameter within an order's consideration items?

    Answer: It directs a portion of the sale proceeds to the marketplace as a platform fee

    Consideration items can include a fee recipient so the protocol automatically pays the marketplace its commission on settlement.

  7. A bulk listing feature signs many orders at once. Which approach lets the user approve them with a single signature?

    Answer: Constructing a Merkle tree of orders and signing the root

    Bulk signing builds a Merkle tree of order hashes so one signature over the root authorizes all included orders.