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There are a total of 68 articles associated with OpenSea.

An airdrop scheme and impending token launch are likely fueling NFT activity on Blur, putting OpenSea in second place once more

The founder of Moonbirds lost high-value NFTs from collections including Autoglyph, Chromie Squiggles and Damien Hirst’s The Currency

Blur’s third and final airdrop will be available to users alongside its token launch on Feb 14

LooksRare, NFTX, Blur and SudoSwap won’t be selling Yuga Labs hot Sewer Pass NFTs

After a rocky year in 2022, the sales of popular NFT projects have begun to gain traction, with sixth-month-old ‘The Potatoz’ taking the top spot over a 24-hour period on OpenSea

Over 30 artists and collectors have been banned from popular NFT marketplace OpenSea

The total sales volume of five top NFT marketplaces extends on October’s decline, on the back of macroeconomic factors and the FTX debacle

NFTs have morphed from crypto-obscurity to mainstream talking point over the past two years, and it could be just the beginning

DappRadar reported that the NFT trading volume in October decreased by 30% from September

A scammer has faked Reddit NFTs which were later posted to an official collections webpage on OpenSea

Nearly 3 million Redditors have bought a collectible avatar, more than other leading native marketplaces

Nate Chastain argued charges over an alleged insider trading scheme shouldn’t stick because NFTs aren’t securities, but a judge wasn’t phased

Royalties are not currently programmed into smart contracts, putting the responsibility on marketplaces to collect the fees for artists

Bitcoin platform NYDIG reportedly laid off 110 employees despite recent capital raises

The NFT marketplace giant won’t support Ethereum forks, but OpenSea competitors might

Former OpenSea product manager Nate Chastain was indicted in June on money laundering and wire fraud charges over alleged insider trading

The [Ledger] Market Pass Genesis Edition NFT recorded the highest ETH volume on OpenSea in the past 24 hours

The Recording Industry Association of America claims some music industry-related domain sales “infringe” on its members’ trademarks
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