Non-fungable token (NFT) Platform OpenSea refused reports that users who claim a potential airdrop will be forced to complete detailed identification, or Know-Your-Customer (KYC), checks.
“This is all completely untrue,” OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer wrote on x In response to a message that referred to the general terms and conditions on the OpenSea Foundation website.
The general terms and conditions also said that users would be limited to use VPNs and users in the US could not claim. The page contained “boilerplate language” and stood “on a test website for a short period,” said Finzer.
Speculation about an OpenSea AirDrop has been throwing since December an entity registered called OpenSea Foundation on 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 chef and “People in the US will be happy with the actual announcement of the foundation when they make it”, it seems that an airdrop will take place.
Polymarket opportunities that would spend an airdrop for an airdrop before April Spiked from 25% to 45% Following the Tweets from Finzer.
The trade volume on OpenSea has had a significant decrease since the previous bull run in 2022, when it took a record of $ 2.7 billion in volume in one day. Volume for the entire January of this year was only $ 194 million, according to Dune.
