On Tuesday, the world’s largest non-fungible token (NFT) market by overall NFT sales volume, Opensea, announced that BNB Blockchain-based NFTs will be supported on the marketplace platform. With BNB blockchain support, Opensea users will be able to purchase and list BNB NFT Assets.
Opensea integrates BNB Chain – Market users can now buy and list BNB-based NFT assets
This week, Opensea outmoded $33 billion in all-time sales according to statistics recorded by dappradar.com. On November 29, 2022, Opensea disclosed that the Blockchain BNB will now be supported by the marketplace allowing users to purchase and list BNB-based non-fungible token (NFT) assets.
Opensea already supports Ethereum, Solana, Klaytn, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche and Polygon networks. According to Tuesday’s announcement sent to Bitcoin.com News, the “BNB The channel will launch on Opensea’s Seaport protocol in Q4 2022, enabling multiple payments to creators, real-time payments, collection management and other benefits for BNB Channel creators.
Business and Enterprise Development Manager at Opensea, Jeremy Fine, explained on Tuesday that Opensea is looking forward to adding more blockchain diversity for NFT Marketplace users. “We are excited to begin leveraging Seaport across multiple blockchains, including BNB Chain, to improve the Opensea experience for everyone,” said Fine.
The Opensea executive added:
This update will make it easier to reach even more users and creators on the channels they love.
According to the statistics, BNB has a large number of daily active users, compared to most smart contract-enabled blockchains. Cryptoslam.io data shows NFT sales resulting from BNB chain was the sixth largest in seven days.
BNB-based NFT sales are up 26.71% week-over-week at the time of writing, with around $826,408 in the last seven days. Over the past month, statistics show that sales of BNB-based NFTs brought in around $4.9 million from 180,720 transactions.
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