OpenSea, the largest decentralized marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has announced plans for its own token, SEA, alongside significant updates to its platform. The move comes as the platform introduces a new points system centered on user activity, loyalty, and past contributions, aiming to enhance user engagement and reward its...
The recent sale of CryptoPunk #3100 incurred a loss of almost $10 million for the seller. The sale highlights the volatile nature of NFT investments, particularly when tied to the fluctuating value of cryptocurrencies like Ethereum (ETH). The shocking loss comes as a result of ETH’s value crashing quickly. This...
So have big players like OpenSea, the leading NFT marketplace. In addition, they recently made an official request to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to exempt NFT marketplaces from federal securities laws. The firm has been urging the SEC to issue detailed guidance on this matter. Their focus,...
CryptoPunk #3100, one of the rarest NFTs from the famous CryptoPunks collection, has been resold for 4,000 ETH. This one transaction has now cost the former owner well over 10 million dollars. In addition to that 16 million dollar initial purchase price, this NFT sale illustrates how the NFT market...
For their part, OpenSea has been at the forefront of the fight against SEC regulation. The corporation recently claimed that its own non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace doesn’t meet the definitions of an exchange or broker according to existing securities regulations. The company maintains that the regulatory framework designed for traditional...
As much as one year after he purchased CryptoPunks #3100 for 4,500 ETH – the equivalent of about $16 million at the time – Non-Fungible Token (NFT) whale sold it recently for 4,000 ETH. That’s the same as $6.04 million. This transaction ended up being a huge loser—it cost the...
The world’s largest non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea is doing its part. Most importantly, they have challenged the SEC to provide clear guidance to help regulate marketplaces that endanger America’s innovators with uncertainty. In addition, the company is asking the SEC to exempt NFT marketplaces from its proposed new broker...
OpenSea is fighting the notion that it would be subject to regulation as a broker under the Exchange Act. The company maintains that its non-fungible-token (NFT) marketplace does not need to be regulated like a traditional securities exchange. The company has gone to great lengths to make sure users know...
Recently, OpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace, made an unprecedented move. Specifically, they petitioned the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to exempt NFT platforms from federal securities regulations. OpenSea’s legal counsel, Adele Faure and Laura Brookover, called out SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce as well as the SEC Crypto Task Force....
In the meantime, OpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace, has made a daring move. In so doing, they formally asked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to provide explicit guidance on the regulatory status of NFT platforms. Lately, OpenSea itself weighed in, in a letter to the SEC, urging them to...
The world of NFTs is full of surprises and twists. Right after you think you’ve seen the last big twist, here comes another one. This time around, the focus is on one of the most hyped NFT projects in the space — DeGods. As many know, Rohun Vora, more famously...
Rohun Vora’s resignation as CEO of DeGods sent shockwaves through the NFT community and world—sparking intense discussion and speculation with its announcement. A surge in sales followed, a counterintuitive reaction that begs the question: are we witnessing a strategic masterstroke or a potential unraveling? As someone who's seen enough market...
Rohun Vora is out as DeGods CEO. Sales are up. Everyone's talking about decentralization. Hold on before you pull out the party hats for this new Web3 revolution—let’s pump the brakes. Is this really about empowering the community, or is this just another power play in disguise?Decentralization Theater Or Real...
The DOOD token's launch wasn't just a blip. It's a blaring siren for crypto's real problem: wealth inequality. From a distance, you can watch the hype, the million-dollar market cap dreams, and then bam, the rug pull in slow motion. DOOD’s drop is not a surprising one-off. It’s the canary...
When the DOOD token launched, there was quite a bit of excitement. As the brainchild of the world-famous Doodles NFT collection, it rocked the already raucous NFT world. A minimum of a $100 million market cap from day one? It reeked of excitement, it whistled of hype, and quite honestly,...
Its introduction of a native token, $DOOD, on May 9, 2025, was well-publicized. That optimism soon soured as the new token plummeted over 99% in value. Token ATH! will analyze what went down, and most importantly, why it went down. We’ll dive into what this means for the future of...
Bitcoin is making a significant correction today, with the price hitting a new high above $106,000, before falling back down to as low as $100,833. This drop represents an end to Bitcoin’s recent upward path. The price of the cryptocurrency has tanked by almost 5.8%. Yet, it is able to...
The cryptocurrency market is frequently described as volatile, but the recent market movements have made those characterizations almost an understatement. One of the biggest big news is XRP’s recent pump. Not only has ETH performed better than most of its counterparts during the crypto bear market, it recently overtook crypto...