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OpenSea Adopts Scarcity Tracking Tool OpenRarity
Following the adoption, OpenRarity will help OpenSea to remove opacity as to how rare certain features in an NFT are. It will also further eliminate the use of third-party NFT scarcity tracking tools.
Former OpenSea Staff Asks Court to Withdraw Insider Trading Charges
Following the indictment of Nathaniel Chastain, a former Head of Product at the NFT marketplace OpenSea, a new petition has now been filed by his lawyers, requesting the court to dismiss the case as it lacks merit.
DEX Platform Velodrome Accuses Coder Gabagool of Stealing $350K
Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Velodrome has come out to make an accusation against one of its in-house developers, Gabagool, for stealing the sum of $350,000 from the platform.
OpenSea Introduces New NFT Theft Policy
OpenSea, the world’s biggest marketplace for trading NFT marketplace, has updated its new policy governing the handling of stolen digital arts and general theft on its platform.
OpenSea to Lay off 20% of Employees
OpenSea, one of the largest marketplaces for NFTs, suggested that about 57 people will be laid off as it said it now has 230 employees.
OpenSea Co-Founder Alex Atallah Sets to Leave Company by the End of July
Alex Atallah, one of the co-founders of OpenSea, has announced he will be leaving the company as an active manager by the end of July
NFT Trading Platform Magic Eden Raises $130m at $1.6B Valuation
NFT marketplace Magic Eden has raised a new $130 million in a Series B funding round, increasing its valuation to $1.6 billion.
OpenSea Seeks to Introduce New Security Provision
OpenSea is stepping up its game to protect its users as hundreds of non-fungible token (NFT) owners are constantly targeted by scammers.
Former OpenSea Staff Charged with Insider Trading Offenses
Nathaniel Chastain, former Head of Product at OpenSea, has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged insider trading.
Three Bored Ape Owners Sue OpenSea over Security Loophole of Stolen NFTs
Three Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) Non-Fungible Token owners are suing leading NFT trading platform OpenSea for the loss of their NFTs on the exchange.