OpenSea Preparing for TGE, Considers Historical Trading Volume and Treasures Data

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OpenSea is preparing for its Token Generation Event (TGE), with historical trading volume and Treasures data playing a central role in the process. On January 14, CMO Adam Hollander stated that the team is focused on improving mobile and hyper liquidity apps. Users are encouraged to link their wallets for a smoother experience. The rewards program will run until the TGE, with 50% of each round's fees going to the prize pool. On-chain data will continue to shape key decisions as the platform moves forward.

BlockBeats news: On January 14, OpenSea's CMO Adam Hollander revealed that the OpenSea team is currently improving its mobile and super liquidity applications. Hollander advised users to connect and link their wallets on OpenSea, which will first allow users to experience the mobile operating system and manage all their portfolios.


Preparations for the TGE (Token Generation Event) of the OpenSea Foundation are underway. The Foundation will carefully consider historical trading volumes, and the data from the Treasures reward program is equally important. This reward program will continue until the TGE, and 50% of the fees from each round (Wave) will be injected into the prize pool.

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