Odaily reports: Hyperliquid L2 network Elysium has announced a partnership with OpenSea to launch 8,888 commemorative NFTs, and all minting has now been completed.

Odaily reports: OpenSea has announced that its mobile app is now open to all users, supporting trading of meme coins, artwork, trading cards, and perpetual contracts across more than 25 chains. OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer stated that the app simultaneously launches social trading features, aggregating profiles and trading records of traders on fomo, pump, and Farcaster. Users can follow traders, view their wallet activity, import wallets to claim profiles, and filter by trading platform. Additionally, users can top up via Apple Pay, link or import existing wallets, view and trade all assets in one place, and set NFTs as onchain avatars.

Odaily reports that OpenSea Chief Technology Officer Chris Maddern posted on X platform stating that OpenSea was not affected by the Magic Eden and Limit Break security incident. Its systems and smart contracts are functioning normally. The platform will display a warning banner to alert users and provide a link directing users to revoke authorization.Chris Maddern added that the currently known affected ERC-721 NFTs have been flagged on OpenSea and cannot be sold. For newly discovered exploited NFTs, OpenSea will also automatically flag them to restrict attackers from receiving related offers. As of now, over 3,000 NFTs have been flagged as stolen and banned from trading. OpenSea will continue to help mitigate the impact of this industry-wide security incident on users.

Odaily Planet Daily News After first supporting Solana NFTs in beta in April 2022, OpenSea has now officially launched related trading features. Users can buy and sell Solana NFTs on OpenSea, including Mad Lads, Collector Crypt, and Phygitals. Solana is the first non-EVM chain NFT trading network to be added by OpenSea after it ended beta support. Previously, the networks supported on the platform were almost entirely EVM-compatible chains, including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, Monad, Sei, and Berachain.

Odaily News: NFT trading platform OpenSea has integrated Perplexity Computer, providing on-chain market data support for its AI agent. Through the OpenSea Connector, Perplexity Computer can query tokens, NFTs, and on-chain activity data spanning over 25 blockchains. Once users enable the OpenSea Connector, they can use the AI agent to access information such as currently trending traded tokens, actively traded assets in the market, popular NFTs, and on-chain trading trends. Responses will be based on OpenSea data and include source citations.

Odaily News, predict.fun posted on X platform stating that over the past week, market expectations for major projects to launch tokens in 2026 have cooled. As of December, Base's token launch probability dropped from 13% to 9%, OpenSea from 13% to 10%, and Polymarket from 21% to 16%.

Odaily reported that OpenSea has announced its OpenSea Mobile app is now available for early access to Doodles NFT holders. Users can download and use the app after completing Doodles identity verification.

Odaily has learned that Zack Brenner, a product marketing professional at OpenSea, posted on X asking if any community users would like to experience perps trading on the platform, hinting that OpenSea will launch this feature.

Odaily reports that OpenSea has announced the launch of the Ethereum open standard ERC-8257 (Agent Tool Registry), positioning it as the "app store for AI agent tools."According to the announcement, developers can use this standard to register tools on-chain, declare access rules and pricing, while also enabling AI agents to autonomously discover, purchase access rights, and invoke relevant tools without human intervention.OpenSea stated that ERC-8257 can be composable with other protocols such as ERC-8004 (Agent Identity), MCP (Tool Discovery), and x402 (Payment Protocol), collectively forming the infrastructure for AI agent on-chain operations. ERC-8257 is currently in the draft stage, and OpenSea has invited developers to participate in further refining the specification.

Odaily reports that Adam Hollander, Chief Marketing Officer of OpenSea, stated that the next cycle of NFTs could look very different from the speculative frenzy of 2022, which saw over $1.6 billion in trading volume. Speaking to The Block at Consensus Miami, Hollander noted that it "makes perfect sense" to put assets like collectible cards, luxury watches, and digital tickets on-chain for trading, and that these could be the core drivers of a new wave of NFTs.Adam Hollander emphasized that although avatar-based NFTs like Bored Apes and CryptoPunks have experienced a value crash, NFT technology still has potential to prove ownership of both digital and physical assets. He believes the previous NFT boom relied too heavily on speculation, with buyers treating NFTs more like a digital casino rather than focusing on their technology and real-world value. The future application of NFTs will be driven by actual demand for collectibles, in-game items, AI tools, and more. The development of artificial intelligence will also lower the barrier to creating digital art, animations, and games, thereby accelerating NFT adoption.Regarding platform development, OpenSea is working to build an ecosystem that allows users to manage all their crypto assets and NFTs across different wallets and chains, while optimizing the user experience. This includes simplifying the onboarding process, supporting Apple Pay-like fiat payments, and displaying NFT prices in US dollars. When asked about the delay in launching the much-anticipated SEA token, Hollander stated that the decision lies with the OpenSea Foundation, and he personally has no further information on the timeline. He emphasized that if the token were merely an "airdrop meme coin," it would not create value for users. (The Block)