opensea

🟧 Bitcoin NFT enthusiasts collectively call on OpenSea: When will you support Ordinals?

One phrase has been all over X these past couple of days: “Hi OpenSea, please add support for Ordinals and Runes.”

It started when Leonidas, a longtime advocate of Bitcoin Ordinals, directly messaged OpenSea to request that it list Ordinals and Runes for trading. OpenSea staff had previously said that community feedback could influence their roadmap, so people started sharing mockups: Bitcoin Puppets, NodeMonkes, and Runestone photoshopped into OpenSea-style interfaces, making it look like a launch was just around the corner.

The context is easy to understand:
🔹 Some users noted that Magic Eden exited the Bitcoin business this March, and Ord.io also shut down, leaving fewer places to trade Bitcoin NFTs.
🔹 OpenSea already supports more than 25 blockchains, but Bitcoin isn’t one of them.
🔹 Supporters believe that listing on OpenSea could bring liquidity and exposure; others worry it could draw activity away from Bitcoin-native platforms.

The key point: OpenSea has not confirmed any timeline. All the interface screenshots circulating right now are mockups made by the community.

My take 👇
This isn’t about “Bitcoin NFTs taking off”—it’s about “Bitcoin NFTs lacking a marketplace.” Whether an asset can be sold often has less to do with how good it is and more to do with whether there are buyers ready to pick it up somewhere convenient. As one marketplace after another shuts down, liquidity naturally dries up.

So if you hold Ordinals, rather than betting on when OpenSea might launch, first check where you can still list them and how much depth the order book has. One more reminder: when “everyone is waiting,” phishing links like “OpenSea Bitcoin early access” or “Claim your Ordinals migration” are especially likely to pop up. Until there’s an official announcement, don’t interact with any page asking you to connect your wallet and sign a transaction.

Do you think OpenSea will support Bitcoin NFTs? If it does, will it revive the market, or just spark another brief wave of speculation?

#比特币 #Ordinals #NFT #OpenSea

🟠 Is OpenSea adding Bitcoin Ordinals? The community is making its voice heard

Over the past couple of days, OpenSea team member @zjbrenner posted on X, encouraging everyone to keep voicing their support for Bitcoin Ordinals, saying that these voices will directly influence the product roadmap.

The comments and reposts quickly took off.

🔹 Collections frequently mentioned: Bitcoin Puppets, NodeMonkes, Runestone
🔹 Background: OpenSea just launched a mobile app for multichain trading, and people in the community have also been discussing a potential SEA token airdrop
🔹 There are skeptics, too: Many are questioning whether the NFT market still has any momentum

My take:
“Speaking up can influence the roadmap” is a signal in itself, but it’s not a promise. For now, the team is simply encouraging people to share their views. There’s no launch date or concrete plan.

What’s really worth watching are two things: first, whether Ordinals listings and sales pick up after launch; and second, whether Bitcoin NFT buyers are newcomers or the same old crowd trading on a different platform.

One more reminder: when “community buzz + airdrop expectations” come together, fake OpenSea links and airdrop pages tend to pop up. Don’t connect your wallet carelessly.

Do you think Bitcoin Ordinals is an art movement that still has a way to go, or just the afterglow of the last cycle? Do you still hold any inscriptions? 👇

#Ordinals #OpenSea #比特币NFT #BTC

📱 OpenSea’s mobile app is now fully open: The veteran NFT platform wants to get into “onchain social trading”

On October 20, OpenSea officially opened its iOS and Android apps to everyone.

This isn’t just a matter of bringing the website to mobile. A few features are worth noting:

🔹 Follow traders and track addresses across platforms like Farcaster and Pump
🔹 Import wallets and trade tokens, NFTs, memes, art, cards, and even perpetuals—all in one app
🔹 Self-custody and cross-chain support
🔹 Referral rewards: Referrers can earn 25% of their friends’ trading fees over the long term, while new users get a 10% discount

CEO Devin Finzer says the goal is to build open markets and public trading records that connect people with one another onchain. This also ties into the direction they set out in 2025 when they acquired Rally, aiming to create a unified wallet and a global feed.

My take: OpenSea no longer sees itself as an “NFT exchange”—it’s competing to become the “gateway to onchain trading.” Copy trading, referral rewards, and support for all kinds of assets make it feel like they’re bundling social networking and trading together. The challenge is that wallets, aggregators, and Telegram bots are all competing for the same users. Whether OpenSea can stand out as a platform with NFT roots will depend on the actual user experience and liquidity.

Would you use OpenSea on your phone for copy trading? Or stick with your current wallet or bot? Let’s chat in the comments 👇

#OpenSea #NFT #链上交易 #CryptoWallet

The OpenSea mobile app is now open to the public, with multichain trading and new social features: follow traders, view wallet activity, and import your personal wallet. NFT access has moved to mobile—the social graph is connecting to transactions, and the liquidity story is only just beginning.#OpenSea #NFT #SocialTrading

Throwback: OpenSea said "trade everything"
A year ago this week, on Oct 17, 2025, OpenSea posted "From NFT marketplace to trade everything. Sails up." Its CEO said October volume hit $2.6B, with over 90% coming from token trading, not NFTs. The NFT marketplace era was officially over. Twelve months later, the pivot is still the story.
Do you still trade NFTs at all?
#OpenSea #NFTs #Throwback
Source: OpenSea on X

Is NFT trading platform OpenSea officially diving into the derivatives market? 🤔

OpenSea's Head of Product Marketing, Zack Brenner, just dropped a message on X: "Who wants early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea?"

When community users asked if the tech support is provided by Hyperliquid, he didn't beat around the bush and answered straightforwardly: "Yes."

This move is definitely worth pondering—trading volume in the NFT lane has been sluggish, and as the leader, OpenSea naturally needs a new growth narrative. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid, being one of the hottest decentralized derivatives protocols, has its tech and liquidity validated by the market, so a collaboration between the two has real potential.

Can traditional NFT players handle high-leverage perpetual contracts? Will derivatives of native NFT assets become the next main storyline? I’m definitely keeping an eye on this combo.

#OpenSea #Hyperliquid #crypto-derivatives

GM☕️ Feels like a lifetime ago—OpenSea’s Solana NFT marketplace has been reopened more than 4 years since its first beta launch.

On April 7, 2022, when it first went live, there were only 165 collections. At the time, Magic Eden captured over 95% of Solana NFT trading volume, and OpenSea barely got a foothold. Later, Solana first returned with token trading to OS2; now NFT browsing and buying/selling have also caught up.

This time isn’t just the long-running small-image brands like Mad Lads and Claynosaurz. The launch lineup also includes TCG-style projects like Collector Crypt and Phygitals—behind them are escrowed, redeemable physical graded cards.

As someone who plays on both the NFT and TCG sides, I feel even more confident about this direction going forward. OpenSea isn’t necessarily betting that the PFP bull market returns exactly as it was. Instead, it’s packing everything “collectible and tradable” into a single on-chain marketplace.

That said, I don’t think opening the platform doors automatically brings liquidity back. The door is open—whether there are fish out in the sea depends on the real trading volume to come 🤣

#NFTs #Solana #OPENSEA

🚨 NFT Giants Dive into Derivatives!

Zack Brenner, the Product Marketing Lead at OpenSea, just took to X asking, "Who wants early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea?" This officially hints that the world's largest NFT trading platform is gearing up to enter the derivatives space.

What’s even more intriguing is when asked if the tech support would come from Hyperliquid, Brenner confirmed with a straightforward "yes."

This marks the official kickoff of a new chapter in cross-sector integration, merging the largest NFT marketplace with the hottest derivatives DEX. What kind of sparks will fly from this combo?

Could the narrative of NFTs and derivatives be the next big thing?

#OpenSea #Hyperliquid #crypto-derivatives

Is NFT giant OpenSea about to shake things up? 🔥

Product marketing head Zack Brenner just tweeted, asking: "Who wants early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea?" When the community asked if it's backed by Hyperliquid, he confirmed, "Yes."

Diving from NFT trading leader into the derivatives arena and choosing the highly-rated Hyperliquid as their backbone—are they looking to bridge NFT and DeFi in a new way? I'm kinda hyped to see what new tricks they pull out! 👀

#OpenSea #Hyperliquid #CryptoIndustryNews

Is OpenSea getting into perpetual contracts? And it's being powered by Hyperliquid! 👀

Zack Brenner, the product marketing head at NFT giant OpenSea, just posted on X: "Who wants early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea?"

When a user asked if it was supported by Hyperliquid, he confirmed directly: "Yes."

This move is quite interesting—OpenSea, as a veteran player in the NFT space, is now looking to dive into the derivatives market through Hyperliquid, one of the hottest DEXs right now. This isn't just an expansion for OpenSea; it could mean a deeper integration between NFTs and DeFi.

If OpenSea does roll out perpetual contracts, would you give it a shot?

#OpenSea #Hyperliquid

🖼️ OpenSea restores support for Solana non-fungible tokens

The leading marketplace OpenSea announced the reintegration of support for Solana non-fungible tokens (Solana NFTs) into its multichain platform. This update allows users to explore, buy, and sell digital collectibles issued on the Solana blockchain, expanding the range of offerings available on the platform.

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
📊 Impact: 📈 High
🏷️ NFT

#OpenSea #Solana #NFTs #Marketplace #Blockchain

📰 Source: bitcoinfoundation.org

OpeaSea is still kind of fragmented.

A few days ago, OpenRouter, founded by former co-founder @alexatallah after he left, sold itself to Stripe at a valuation of tens of billions;

Today, OS’s CMO and the lead behind the token-promotion PUA events’ Odyssey XP reward program, @HollanderAdam, announced his departure;

And the TGE endeavor led by @dfinzer also fell apart midway.

Together is a pile of shit; apart is scattered stars.

#OpenSea

Not every king-of-the-mountain can survive a full cycle of encrypted bull and bear markets by relying on PUA. Linera is a great example.

But it’s also true that there are some projects that keep doing PUA and yet manage to live on just fine—not because their PUA techniques are better, but because while they’re doing PUA, they’re already acting as landlords collecting rent. Among the standouts are Opensea, MetaMask, Polymarket, Base, and so on.

Opensea’s rent comes from taking a cut of NFT trading fees
MetaMask’s rent comes from taking a cut of swap service fees
Polymarket’s rent comes from taking a cut of taker (immediate execution) fees
Base’s rent comes from charges for sequencers

They may be alive, but the rise of competitors in their niche segments is rapidly lowering the valuation ceiling.

#Polymarket #OpenSea

Is the leading NFT trading platform OpenSea diving into the derivatives game? 🔥

OpenSea's Product Marketing Head, Zack Brenner, just posted on X asking, "Who wants early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea?" This directly hints that the platform is about to roll out perpetual contract services.

What’s even more interesting is when community users asked if Hyperliquid would provide the tech support, Brenner clearly responded, "Yes." When a top-tier NFT platform starts entering the derivatives space, what new changes could this bring to the crypto market?

#OpenSea #Hyperliquid #NFT

Four years after pausing support, OpenSea has brought Solana NFTs back

After more than four years away, OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT trading platform, has officially brought NFT trading on the Solana chain back to its own platform. Well-known Solana collections like Mad Lads and Claynosaurz can now return to that familiar place to buy and sell. As soon as the news broke, SOL, the veteran L1, also strengthened slightly, rising 2.91% over the past 24 hours to $103.69 today. The numbers may not look dramatic, but what is really worth watching is this “reconnection of the ecosystem” — an old friend not seen in four years is back at the table. #OpenSea

The broader market is also warming up. Bitcoin has returned to around 81,000, up 4.18% in the past 24 hours to $80,979; Ethereum followed with a 4.40% gain, climbing above $2,508. Overall sentiment is leaning toward recovery, and this move by SOL looks more like taking advantage of a steadier environment to open up another path for itself. #solana

Reopening a door for Solana NFTs is, behind the scenes, OpenSea’s way of saying it is not done with this sector yet. In the past few years, as NFT hype cooled, many platforms scaled back. Now OpenSea is reaching back for Solana, effectively telling the market: this field is not abandoned. Whether it can heat up again will depend on trading volume and collector interest going forward; it is still too early to draw conclusions.

Some say NFTs have long since gone cold, but a place that has cooled down getting reignited is still more interesting than a field left untended. Building projects or building momentum alike, the hard part is not cheering along when things are lively, but showing up to do the work when things are quiet. In that sense, it is a lot like the spirit of those little dogs from the Musk family — real stories often begin just when everyone else is not optimistic.

🐶 Come take a look at Musk’s little dog ✨🚀

#马斯克爱小狗 #我爱小狗 #小狗