Non-spoken Token (NFT) Platform OpenSea refused reports that users claiming that a potential air drop will be forced to complete detailed identification or known-your customers (KYC) controls.
“This is all completely false,” OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer wrote at X in response to a post referring to the terms and conditions of the OpenSea Foundation web.
The conditions and conditions also said users would be limited to using VPNs, and users in the United States would not be able to require. The site contained “boiler plate language” and was “on a test site for a short period of time,” Finzer said.
Speculation about a OpenSea AirDrop has swirled since December after it registered a unit called OpenSea Foundation in the Cayman Islands, coinciding with the release of a new version of the platform called “OS2.”
X user Adam Hollander said he had a conversation with the OpenSea chief and “People in the United States will be happy with the actual message of the foundation when they do,” apparently confirms an airdrop.
The polymarket –Odds weighing whether OpenSea would issue an air drop before April rose from 25% to 45% after Finzer’s tweets.
Trade volume at OpenSea has experienced a significant fall since the previous Turetry in 2022, when it noted a record $ 2.7 billion volume in a single day. The volume for the whole of January this year was only $ 194 million, according to Dune.
