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.
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