OpenSea CMO: Testing of mobile and perpetual contracts products is underway, and the Foundation is preparing for the TGE
Svmuu News: OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander posted on X, stating that OpenSea is actively advancing the development and testing of new products, including the OpenSea mobile app and the trading experience related to Hyperliquid perpetual contracts, and has conducted extensive testing with active traders and collectors to gather feedback. The goal is to unify all user assets, positions, wallets, and multi-chain portfolios, enabling one-stop management on mobile devices. Hollander also reminded users to connect and link their wallets to OpenSea as soon as possible. This will not only unlock the mobile portfolio management experience but also help the Foundation more comprehensively evaluate users’ on-chain history and current activity during the upcoming TGE. He stated that preparations for the Foundation’s TGE are underway, with historical trading volume and the “Treasures” from the rewards program both being key considerations. The rewards program will continue until the TGE, with half of the transaction fees from each round going into the reward pool.
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