OpenSea has postponed its native token launch as it winds down reward waves, offers optional fee refunds to eligible traders, and will run 0% token trading fees for 60 days from March 31 while prepping a revamped marketplace.
The U.S. has granted a temporary permission to buy Russian crude that is already on tankers at sea, aiming to ease strains on global energy markets. The move is intended to stabilize supply and calm near-term price volatility.
OpenSea Chief Marketing Officer Adam Hollander has rejected claims that the marketplace is planning a $150 million ICO for a token called SEA, calling the story 'fake.' The rumor, which said the token would be sold publicly on Coinbase, began circulating last week.
OpenSea unveiled Meetbit, an AI-powered plush toy line that pairs physical collectibles with NFTs, and announced plans for a SEA token launch in Q1 2026. The timing aims to capitalize on FIFA World Cup-related attention and broader mainstream adoption.