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| − | '''OpenSea''', is a online marketplace that allows individuals to buy and sell [[Non-fungible tokens]] (NFTs). | + | '''OpenSea''', is a online marketplace that allows individuals to buy and sell [[Non-fungible tokens]] (NFTs). The founders [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devin_Finzer Devin Finzer] (CEO) and |
| + | Alex Atallah (CTO) launched the OpenSea beta version of the marketplace December 2017, the first open marketplace for any non-fungible token on the Ethereum [[blockchain]].<ref>[https://opensea.io/about "About | OpenSea"]. Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref> OpenSea is currently among the largest NFT marketplaces today, with popular NFT categories including art, music, photography, trading cards, and virtual worlds.<ref name="DR">David, Rodeck (Feb 1, 2023). [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-nft-marketplaces/ "Top NFT Marketplaces of February 2023"]. Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref> Opensea has charged a fee of 2.5 percent for each transaction since the release in 2017. <ref name="DR">David, Rodeck (Feb 1, 2023). [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-nft-marketplaces/ "Top NFT Marketplaces of February 2023"]. Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref> OpenSea continues to expand it reach to new NFTs across blockchain and keep a straightforward marketplace for users.<ref name="DR">David, Rodeck (Feb 1, 2023). [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/best-nft-marketplaces/ "Top NFT Marketplaces of February 2023"]. Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref> OpenSea has created a popular marketplace, with everything it has to offer, it is also important to know the concerns regarding to personal privacy, access rights, liabilities, and other ethical issues. </ref>Justin, Scheck (Feb 12, 2022). [https://www.wsj.com/articles/openseas-nft-free-for-all-11644642042 "OpenSea's NFT Free-for-All"]. Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref> | ||
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| + | == Competitors == | ||
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Revision as of 05:48, 12 February 2023
OpenSea, is a online marketplace that allows individuals to buy and sell Non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The founders Devin Finzer (CEO) and Alex Atallah (CTO) launched the OpenSea beta version of the marketplace December 2017, the first open marketplace for any non-fungible token on the Ethereum blockchain.[1] OpenSea is currently among the largest NFT marketplaces today, with popular NFT categories including art, music, photography, trading cards, and virtual worlds.[2] Opensea has charged a fee of 2.5 percent for each transaction since the release in 2017. [2] OpenSea continues to expand it reach to new NFTs across blockchain and keep a straightforward marketplace for users.[2] OpenSea has created a popular marketplace, with everything it has to offer, it is also important to know the concerns regarding to personal privacy, access rights, liabilities, and other ethical issues. </ref>Justin, Scheck (Feb 12, 2022). "OpenSea's NFT Free-for-All". Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.</ref>
History
Competitors
Ethical concerns
Scammers
Hackers
Bugs
References
- ↑ "About | OpenSea". Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 David, Rodeck (Feb 1, 2023). "Top NFT Marketplaces of February 2023". Retrieved Feb 11, 2023.
