The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has concluded its investigation into OpenSea, the leading NFT marketplace.

The SEC is dropping lawsuits against crypto companies left, right, and center,” Charles Wayn, co-founder of decentralized ...

OpenSea, one of the world’s largest NFT collection marketplaces, has announced the renewed eligibility for the upcoming $SEA ...

The SEC has reached an agreement with Coinbase to dismiss its lawsuits against the crypto exchange and it has also decided to ...

“The SEC is closing its investigation into OpenSea. This is a win for everyone who is creating and building in our space.

The Securities and Exchange Commission told OpenSea on Friday that it was dropping the case it had been building against the ...

The SEC has officially ended its investigation into OpenSea, providing clarity for the NFT market and boosting confidence in ...

OpenSea, once the largest NFT market platform, has boomed back to dominance after launching its OS2 beta and teasing a token ...

Current and historical users of OpenSea’s platforms will be eligible for SEA as the NFT platform relaunches with fungible ...

"This represents an expansion of OpenSea from an NFT marketplace to a much broader platform for trading all types of digital ...

"With greater regulatory clarity, the NFT industry now has the potential to grow exponentially, attracting new entrants, ...

In response to user feedback, OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer announced that the platform was taking a step back by ...