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Use a collection with enforced royalties in a Feeding Frenzy

A collection that enforces creator royalties through OpenSea's royalty registry (FloorFeed launchpad collections with Enforced royalties, and other ERC721-C collections) only lets approved marketplaces move its NFTs, so the Frenzy contract can't take them as prizes. The collection's owner can add the Frenzy contract to the collection's list without turning enforcement off: OpenSea still charges the royalty on every sale, and every other marketplace that skips it is still blocked.

  1. Open the collection's launch page and tap Manage (Create → your collection), or start a Frenzy with it: when FloorFeed says it enforces creator royalties, the message shows Allow Feeding Frenzy.
  2. Connect the wallet that owns the collection's contract. In the Feeding Frenzy card under Royalties, tap Allow Feeding Frenzy.
  3. Sign three transactions in your wallet, all to OpenSea's royalty registry, none to your collection: 1 of 3 makes your own copy of OpenSea's list, 2 of 3 adds the Frenzy contract to it, 3 of 3 switches the collection to your list. Each costs a small network fee. The card says which one is next if you stop part way.
  4. When the card says Feeding Frenzy can use this collection, go back to Start a Feeding Frenzy and tap Create Frenzy again.
What stays the same
Enforcement stays on. OpenSea's sales still pay the royalty: your list keeps OpenSea's own authorizer and marketplace contracts. Any other marketplace contract is still refused, and wallet-to-wallet sends work as before.
Free Frenzies only
A paid Frenzy never takes a collection with enforced royalties, allowed or not: selling bites for a prize would be a sale that skips the royalty.
If OpenSea changes its list
Your copy doesn't follow OpenSea's list. If OpenSea adds to its list later, the card says Your royalty list is behind OpenSea's and offers the same three signatures for a fresh copy.
Undo
Back to OpenSea's list (one signature) puts the collection on OpenSea's own list again; the Frenzy contract can't take its NFTs after that. Prizes already in a Frenzy are still delivered.
Limits
Only the collection's owner (or an admin of its contract) can sign it. It works for collections on OpenSea's registry; a collection on another validator has to turn enforcement off to be a prize.

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