According to Mars Finance News, on December 15, Cointelegraph reported that yesterday, TheBlock co-founder Mike Dudas disclosed on social media that OpenSea has registered a foundation in the Cayman Islands, and Waleswoosh, an anonymous researcher of the Azuki NFT series, also posted a screenshot of the relevant registration. Typically, the registration of a foundation for a Web3 project is to prepare for token issuance, which has led to speculation about the upcoming token launch and user airdrop.
On November 4, OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer announced that the NFT marketplace will launch a revamped platform in December. Golem, the community manager of Matter Labs, expressed the hope that OpenSea will reward early users and have the opportunity to reverse its competitive disadvantage in the NFT market. Community users generally speculate that OpenSea may follow the example of its competitors Blur and Magic Eden and issue tokens to incentivize users.
On February 18 this year, OpenSea implemented a zero-fee strategy in an attempt to win back users lost due to the competition from Blur and Magic Eden.
