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OpenSea sparks token airdrop rumors following Cayman Islands registration

2024-12-16

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Non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has ignited speculation of a potential token launch and airdrop after registering in the Cayman Islands.

 



The news, shared on December 14, 2024, by Waleswoosh, a pseudonymous researcher from the Azuki NFT collection, has fueled anticipation among NFT enthusiasts.

 

OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer hinted at a platform revamp in November, promising a December relaunch but sharing few specifics.

 

While some community members speculated about a possible airdrop, others expressed skepticism due to OpenSea’s U.S.-based operations.

 

The platform has not confirmed or denied the rumors, but the Cayman Islands registration is seen by many as a sign of an impending token release.

 

Users hope the move signals plans to reward early adopters, similar to strategies employed by competitors like Blur and Magic Eden.

 

Blur’s approach, which rewarded users based on trading activity, saw impressive payouts, including one user earning $11 million in Blur tokens during the platform’s second trading season.

 

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