A claimed 183% rise in the OnChainMonkey floor price during a weak market is easy to repeat and hard to verify. This guide explains what floor price measures, why big percentage moves can mislead, and how to check the data yourself before drawing conclusions.
In April 2022 OpenSea bought Gem, an NFT aggregator that let traders buy across several marketplaces in one transaction. This guide explains what the deal was, why it mattered for experienced traders, and how to check what the tools look like today.
OpenSea and Magic Eden have both expanded which networks their NFT listings cover, including Ethereum and Arbitrum. This guide explains what that means for collectors, how to confirm support on each platform, and how to trade safely across chains.
A VIP pass sale on OpenSea is an NFT sale with the same mechanics as any other listing, so the terms, contract and wallet steps matter more than the hype. This guide explains how to check a Big Time VIP pass sale before you buy and where to confirm current details.
In January 2022, a flaw in how OpenSea handled some older listings let buyers snap up Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs for a small fraction of their market value. This guide explains what happened, how OpenSea responded, and what collectors and sellers can check today.
The first US insider trading case built around NFTs involved a former OpenSea product manager, and it ended in 2026 after an appeals court narrowed the legal theory behind it. This guide explains what was alleged, how the courts ruled, and what the case means for collectors and marketplace staff today.
In February 2021 OpenSea announced limited edition drops, and reported user activity rose sharply in the days that followed. This guide explains what that announcement meant, how drops work, and what collectors should check before buying a limited release today.
OpenSea has been reported as passing $10 billion in lifetime NFT sales. This guide explains what that total measures, why it says little about current activity, and how to check the numbers yourself.
OpenSea Pro, the Gemesis NFT giveaway and the 2023 fight with Blur, explained with the bidding mistakes traders made and how to check where things stand today.
A headline that OpenSea sales volume has passed $1.8 billion sounds like a single fact, but it depends on the time window, the currency and the data source behind it. This guide explains how marketplace volume is counted, why it can swing sharply, and how to check any figure yourself.
A volume spike on OpenSea that crossed 800 units was driven by heavy trading in the Hashmasks collection during its speculative peak. This guide explains what volume measures, why one collection can move a whole marketplace, and how to check the numbers yourself.
The 2023 fight between OpenSea and Blur centred on whether creators should be paid on resales, and it changed how NFT marketplaces price fees. This guide explains the mechanics, what happened as far as public reporting shows, and how collectors can check current terms before trading.
A headline saying OpenSea passed $1 billion in weekly trading volume is easy to repeat and hard to interpret without context. This guide explains what volume measures, why weekly totals can mislead, and how to check a figure before you rely on it.
OpenSea's January 2022 monthly trading volume is often quoted at about $4.5 billion, a peak that shows how quickly NFT trading can swing. This explainer covers what the figure measures, why sources disagree, and how to check current numbers.
OpenSea's rapid growth in 2021 was real, but the percentage figures quoted at the time depended heavily on the baseline and metric used. This guide explains what drove that growth, what happened afterward, and how to read NFT marketplace numbers yourself.
OpenSea moved its marketplace contracts to the Seaport protocol in 2022, a change that reshaped how listings, offers and fees work on one of the largest NFT venues. This guide explains what the revamp was, what it changed, what the security and regulatory history shows, and what collectors can check today.
OpenSea has added safeguards aimed at stolen NFTs, including a short hold on offers for certain flagged items and a process for reporting theft. This guide explains how those measures work, what victims and buyers should do, and where the policy stops protecting you.
Ordinals volume has fallen sharply from its early peaks, but the 97 percent figure in the question could not be confirmed from the sources reviewed here. This guide explains what Ordinals are, why their sales move so much, and how to check a volume drop yourself.
A single Otherdeed parcel from Yuga Labs' 2022 Otherside land drop drew a record price, and the public reports vary. This explainer covers what Otherdeeds are, what the record sales were, and how to verify a land sale figure yourself.
Otherdeeds, Mutant Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunks each drew intense attention during the NFT boom. This guide explains what they were, why the hype formed, how to read the market signals behind it, and what readers can check today before making any decision.
Perishable NFTs are tokens whose on-chain state changes over time, so holding one can require upkeep or the token can weaken or be lost. This guide explains how these mechanics usually work, what Cradles-style projects are trying to do, and how to check a project's rules before you buy.
Profile pictures were the first use case for PFP NFTs, but many projects now sell membership, access and trading features. This guide explains what those features are, how they work and what to check before you buy.
Reports that five Picasso Punks sold for over 334,000 in a single day are hard to confirm from public news coverage alone. This guide explains what the name may refer to, how to check a large NFT sale on-chain, and what to watch before trusting a headline price.
Political NFTs are digital collectibles tied to campaigns, causes or parties, and they are becoming one more way to ask for money in US politics. This guide explains what they are, how the money moves, which US campaign finance rules apply, and how to check an offer before you buy or give.