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The @Neukoai HARMONY mint is viewable now on Opensea

gm a little zen to start your day 🍃

Joining OpenSea's Flagship Collection… @quirkiesnft — a collection of vibrant, family-friendly characters built at the intersection of action sports culture and web3. More below 🧵

gm bridge the gap with OpenSea 🌊

Outstanding achievement, Justin 💙

would you like to trade perps on OpenSea mobile? 👇

The feature I've been waiting for finally arrived. @opensea Now you can mint your collections on the mobile app; it's very simple and easy, with just one touch. 👏🙏🥰🥰

it's game day 🏀 great day for rebounds. on the court and... on the charts.

gave the decentraland names collection a background glow up for os2. before and after on @opensea:

alright, let's address a few items that keep popping up on the timeline. every single dollar that opensea received in platform fees over the last 5 months was used for one of two purposes: 1. to purchase prizes which were distributed via treasure chests 2. to offer optional refunds via our claim site imagine all of the platform fees in a single account. we spent some of the funds on prizes. and then had to figure out the right way to distribute what was remaining across hundreds of thousands of wallets. on the refund page we shared a ledger of: 1. how much each user spent on platform fees (i.e. how much they contributed to the "account" above) 2. what we paid for each prize they'd already received in their treasure chests if there was a gap, that became the optional refund amount. which we determined was the fairest way to redistribute 100% of the remaining funds. let's talk for a second about those two numbers above. when calculating how much each user spent on fees, we did it based on the USD value of those fees at the time of transaction. so for example, if you paid 0.01 ETH of platform fees on Nov 1st, we took the USD value of ETH that day, which was $3,800, and attributed $38 vs. the value of that same ETH today at $21. this was opensea essentially going back in time and irrefutably doing right by users. when showing the ledger of prizes, many are incorrectly viewing this as "what they're worth" compared to how much opensea "paid" out of our fees account for those prizes. i get it guys, not every NFT is worth today what it was when you received it. and i know sometimes you had to pay royalties to sell them. but the reason we shared this information was to help you understand how we calculated the refund amounts and redistributed the remaining fees from the account. this was very simply, transparency. to those who didn't have a refund to claim, it meant that you were one of the lucky ones. the amount opensea paid for the prizes you received was more than you had actually spent in platform fees. so you got to essentially trade for free for 5 months and still keep the Treasures you earned. the fact i see people complaining about this particular outcome is puzzling to say the least. on the point of not providing more details on TGE - that's essentially why the refunds are being offered. the Foundation will share more when they're ready. but you should not expect more information in the immediate term. opensea was not required to provide these refunds. we did so because we thought it was the right thing to do. if you're truly upset about the way they were calculated, or frustrated that more information on TGE isn't being offered right now, in my opinion, you should personally consider taking the refund. i for one am extremely excited about what we're creating and our future. opensea is building incredible things that will change the way the world interacts onchain. and we're not going anywhere.

📌 ICYMI: Panini just bridged to Ethereum. OpenSea is its official onchain marketplace. First collection to cross over? @BadEggCompany We talked to the creator. Here's what's coming 🧵

Early believers aren't forgotten. @ToikidoToys NFT holders get an exclusive Prizms Green Parallel as a nod to their early support. Plus two collection challenges to keep collectors engaged beyond the pack opening.

Read the full conversation with @DarranGarnham on the OpenSea Blog 👇 opensea.io/blog/articles/…

@opensea: From NFT Marketplace to Multi Chain Hub. OpenSea’s upcoming application represents a bold leap in the evolution of digital asset platforms, redefining the NFT marketplace. Moving beyond its previous role as a browsing and trading hub, the new app is set to become a comprehensive on chain ecosystem, seamlessly integrating NFTs, tokens, and portfolio management into a single interface. The platform emphasizes multi chain functionality, allowing users to transact across Ethereum, Solana, and emerging Layer 2 networks. This expansion positions OpenSea not just as a marketplace, but as a strategic hub where collectors and traders converge to manage, showcase, and exchange assets with ease. Designed to be fast and easy to use, the application features a smooth, intuitive interface that makes trading and portfolio management effortless. Advanced analytics and portfolio tracking tools provide a professional grade experience, giving users real time insights and control over their digital assets. This launch comes at a critical moment in the NFT landscape, as other multi chain platforms scale back operations. OpenSea’s new application focuses on integration, accessibility, speed, and ease of use, serving as a central gateway to the on chain economy and appealing to both experienced traders and new collectors seeking a streamlined, sophisticated platform.

MINT IS LIVE ON @OPENSEA The final push to take back the Yuckpot has begun. Waddle over and secure your Duck. opensea.io/collection/off… First Splash is live for 1 hour before Mud Rush begins. Only use official and verified links.

Joining OpenSea's Flagship Collection... Archetype 374 by @kGolid — where a single rectangle-partitioning algorithm becomes 600 distinct expressions of structure and repetition. More below 👇️

@Kathrynverse 🔥🐸🟡

@FragOnBnb GOOD MOOORNING #FRAG This is my view today.