gemesis

ChainCatcher news, OpenSea has launched its OpenSea 2.0 (OS2) platform, featuring a redesigned user interface and a new experience points (XP) system.It is reported that this is a private testing version, and OpenSea recently took a snapshot of 49,785 wallets holding Gemesis NFTs, which are eligible for early access to the OS2 platform. Other interested users have been placed on a waiting list.As part of the OS2 update, OpenSea has implemented an experience points (XP) system designed to incentivize user participation. It is speculated that accumulating these points may lead to token rewards, but OpenSea has not issued any tokens yet.

ChainCatcher news, Planet Daily reports that according to official data from OpenSea, since the launch of the official Twitter account for the OpenSea Foundation, the floor price of its only official NFT "Gemesis" has risen to 0.077 ETH, with a 58% increase in the past hour.In addition, this NFT is suspected to be heavily bought, with a sales volume of 778 transactions in the past hour, reaching a trading volume of 54.87 ETH.

ChainCatcher news, or influenced by the "OpenSea has registered a foundation in the Cayman Islands" news, the NFT series Gemesis saw its floor price break 0.08 ETH yesterday, currently reported at 0.051 ETH. Data shows that the trading volume of this NFT series reached 261 ETH yesterday, an increase of about 81% compared to the 13th.It is reported that Gemesis is a limited edition NFT series released by OpenSea Pro, which not only records the platform's development from Gem to OpenSea Pro but also serves as a special thank you to the community members who have long supported the platform.

According to ChainCatcher, data from Blur shows that the floor price of the NFT "Gemesis" airdropped by OpenSea Pro (formerly Gem v2) has risen to 0.05 ETH, with Gemesis #7432 sold for 100 ETH on the Blur platform.Earlier, ChainCatcher reported that Gem v2 was renamed to OpenSea Pro, which airdropped the "Gemesis" NFT to users who had used Gem before March 31, 2023, and users could claim it for free until May 4. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, OpenSea announced a formal partnership with its NFT aggregator Gem to launch "OpenSea Pro" formerly known as Gem v2. Users who have used Gem before March 31, 2023, can mint the "Gemesis" NFT for free. The "Gemesis" NFT can be minted directly on OpenSea.It is reported that OpenSea Pro introduces a new level of optionality, choice, and control for professional collectors, building on the previous design of Gem. The platform features real-time cross-market data, advanced orders, robust inventory management, instant sales, optimized gas fees, and mobile compatibility. Additionally, other new features include monitoring lists, real-time minting overview, bulk transfers, and more. (source link)