The post OpenSea Announces SEA Token Details and Launch Date appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. OpenSea, once the largest marketplace for digital collectibles, is preparing to launch its own native token, SEA, by the first quarter of 2026. The plan follows a surge in platform activity after OpenSea expanded beyond NFTs to enable trading across all digital assets. Sponsored OpenSea Readies SEA Token Rollout On October 17, OpenSea co-founder Devin Finzer said the new token will be the cornerstone of the platform’s evolving identity. He explained that it represents OpenSea’s vision for a more open and liquid onchain economy. “Integrating SEA into OpenSea will be the opportunity to show the world our vision. It will shine a spotlight on everything we’re building,” Finzer said. According to Finzer, half of SEA’s supply will go to the community, with a majority distributed through an initial claim process. Longtime users and participants in OpenSea’s loyalty programs will be prioritized. The company also plans to allocate 50% of its launch revenue toward buying back SEA tokens, reinforcing liquidity and value alignment with users. Moreover, SEA will include staking capabilities, allowing holders to earn rewards while supporting network growth. Sponsored “SEA isn’t the destination, but it’s a crucial moment everyone will be watching. You only get one TGE. While the Foundation is wrapping up the final details, we’re getting OpenSea ready,” Finzer added. NFT Marketplace Evolves to The ‘Trade Everything’ App Meanwhile, OpenSea’s token initiative is part of a broader transformation to make the platform “trade everything.” Sponsored The company is also developing a mobile app, perpetual futures trading, and cross-chain abstraction tools. Each feature is designed to make onchain trading as seamless as using a centralized exchange. Finzer said OpenSea’s early years were about bringing artists, collectors, and gamers into Web3 through NFTs. He explained that the next phase gives users a single venue to manage and trade multiple… The post OpenSea Announces SEA Token Details and Launch Date appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. OpenSea, once the largest marketplace for digital collectibles, is preparing to launch its own native token, SEA, by the first quarter of 2026. The plan follows a surge in platform activity after OpenSea expanded beyond NFTs to enable trading across all digital assets. Sponsored OpenSea Readies SEA Token Rollout On October 17, OpenSea co-founder Devin Finzer said the new token will be the cornerstone of the platform’s evolving identity. He explained that it represents OpenSea’s vision for a more open and liquid onchain economy. “Integrating SEA into OpenSea will be the opportunity to show the world our vision. It will shine a spotlight on everything we’re building,” Finzer said. According to Finzer, half of SEA’s supply will go to the community, with a majority distributed through an initial claim process. Longtime users and participants in OpenSea’s loyalty programs will be prioritized. The company also plans to allocate 50% of its launch revenue toward buying back SEA tokens, reinforcing liquidity and value alignment with users. Moreover, SEA will include staking capabilities, allowing holders to earn rewards while supporting network growth. Sponsored “SEA isn’t the destination, but it’s a crucial moment everyone will be watching. You only get one TGE. While the Foundation is wrapping up the final details, we’re getting OpenSea ready,” Finzer added. NFT Marketplace Evolves to The ‘Trade Everything’ App Meanwhile, OpenSea’s token initiative is part of a broader transformation to make the platform “trade everything.” Sponsored The company is also developing a mobile app, perpetual futures trading, and cross-chain abstraction tools. Each feature is designed to make onchain trading as seamless as using a centralized exchange. Finzer said OpenSea’s early years were about bringing artists, collectors, and gamers into Web3 through NFTs. He explained that the next phase gives users a single venue to manage and trade multiple…