PANews, October 21: According to an official announcement from OpenSea, the OpenSea mobile app is now available to all users, enabling trading of meme coins, artworks, collectible cards, and perpetual contracts on over 25 blockchains. Co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer stated that the app also launches social trading features, aggregating profiles and transaction histories of traders from FOMO, pump events, and Farcaster. Users can follow these traders, view their wallet activity, and import their own wallets to claim their profiles—currently filterable by exchange. Additionally, users can quickly create a wallet and fund it via Apple Pay, or link or import existing wallets to view and trade all assets in one place, as well as set NFTs as on-chain profile pictures.
OpenSea Mobile App Launches with Social Trading Features
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OpenSea has launched its mobile app, providing users with news on meme coins and on-chain updates. The app supports transactions across more than 25 blockchains, including meme coins, art, trading cards, and perpetual contracts. It features social trading tools that pull in profiles and trade histories from Fomo, Pump, and Farcaster. Users can follow traders, view wallet activity, and claim profiles by importing wallets. The app allows filtering by platform, quick wallet creation, Apple Pay deposits, and linking existing wallets. On-chain avatars can also be set using NFTs.
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