criticism and potential airdrop coming
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OpenSea, one of the leading marketplaces for NFTs, is back in the spotlight with the launch of the new OS2 platform. However, the initiative, which includes an exclusive airdrop for a select few, has met with mixed reactions. In this article, we explore what is behind this launch, the implications of the airdrop, and the community’s reactions. OpenSea: the vision of OS2 With the launch of OS2, the OpenSea team aims to refine services and user experience. This version intends to attract attention for efficiency, innovation, and selectivity. By introducing OS2, OpenSea aims to consolidate itself in an increasingly competitive context, where new platforms are trying to take market shares from the industry leaders. One of the most discussed innovations was the decision to make OS2 available through a private beta, limited to a few selected users. According to reports, this exclusive strategy has sparked anticipation and criticism, raising questions about the transparency and accessibility of the platform. Snapshot complete. Block: 21712313Eligible wallets: 49,785 If you were holding a Gemesis NFT on 1/26/25 at 7:38pm ET, you now have access to the OS2 private beta. Head to: https://t.co/Fw7YfEee0B pic.twitter.com/p7mC3Q9Eb0 — OpenSea (@opensea) January 27, 2025 OpenSea announces OS2: a limited airdrop opportunity? A key point of the launch of OS2 was the much-discussed airdrop, which has sparked considerable interest among the OpenSea community. Airdrops are a common strategy in the blockchain world to encourage the adoption of a new platform. However, in the case of OS2, it is still unknown whether the airdrop opportunity will be open to all community members or limited to those who received an invitation to the private beta. This approach has generated criticism. Several users have expressed disappointment over the apparent lack of inclusivity, accusing OpenSea of favoring a narrow slice of users. For many,…
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