China News Daily Official TheBitTimes.com

In 2025, OpenSea rebranded itself from a primarily non-fungible token market platform to a multi-digital asset trading platform, and many non-fungible token projects are moving there to access its new Features and large user base. Yuga Labs, the digital asset company and the NFT team behind the famous Bored Ape Yacht Club non-fungible token series, is the latest project to endorse OpenSea. Yuga Labs has picked OpenSea as its official marketplace for Bored Ape NFT collections. Bored Ape NFTs Finally Sails Home In an October 14 blog post, Yuga Labs, through its Bored Ape Yacht Club X account, confirmed that it has picked OpenSea as its official non-fungible token marketplace. “In the early days, OpenSea and Yuga Labs helped define what digital ownership could mean for communities and collectors. Today, that shared vision brings us back together as the exclusive marketplace partner for BAYC, Otherside, and Yuga’s other collections,” the OpenSea spokesperson explained. ...

OpenSea, one of the leading multi-chain non-fungible token marketplaces by trading sales and users, has announced plans to expand its blockchain infrastructure. The NFT marketplace has announced support for Ronin, a renowned blockchain network, bringing the number of NFT blockchains on the platform to 17. The integration will officially launch before the end of this year. how it started: how it's going: pic.twitter.com/6PZbkR40UI — dfinzer.eth | opensea (@dfinzer) March 12, 2025 OpenSea To Add Ronin NFT Support In a March 12 blog post, OpenSea teased the support for the Ronin blockchain network. The NFT marketplace has not announced when the crypto users will start trading the Ronin-based non-fungible token collections on its platform. The OpenSea NFT marketplace team led by dfinzer.eth, the chief executive officer of OpenSea, hopes that the upcoming network integration will boost its growth and interactions in the future. soon. pic.twitter.com/8ums...

OpenSea, one of the largest non-fungible token market platforms, has suspended its XP reward program for bidding and listing NFTs after receiving a strong community backlash. Earlier this week, the NFT marketplace launched its updated marketplace “OS2” and started allowing users to earn XP tokens through bidding and listing NFTs. The XP reward program stirred a heated discussion on X (formerly Twitter,) causing many non-fungible token floor prices to plunge. OpenSea Stops Its XP Reward System In a February 18 blog post, Dfinzer, the Chief Executive Officer of OpenSea NFT marketplace, confirmed that he and his team have halted the XP reward system for bidding and listing NFTs in the platform after receiving massive crypto community backlash. The NFT marketplace OpenSea launched its highly anticipated updated marketplace “OS2” alongside its native token $SEA over the past week. At the time, the market platform announced an upcoming token airdrop. we've heard th...

Bitcoin Ordinals NFT volume plunges 98%, and Yuga Labs is terminating its partnership with OpenSea over creator royalties. Welcome to the latest edition of Cointelegraph’s Nifty Newsletter. Keep reading to stay up-to-date with the latest stories on nonfungible tokens. Every Wednesday, the Nifty Newsletter informs and inspires you to dig deeper into the latest NFT trends and insights. In this week’s newsletter, read about the newly-launched decentralized social media platform Frend.tech, which has gained over 100,000 new users since its launch. Yuga Labs plans to wind down support for OpenSea after the nonfungible token (NFT) platform announced it would disable its on-chain royalty enforcement tool, and Bitcoin Ordinals NFT trading volume has plunged 98% since May. “I give it six to eight weeks” — Critics warn Friend​.tech hype won’t last Friend.tech, a new decentralized social media application, has rapidly become one of the hottest new things in crypto, with over 100,000 new user...