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The launch of OpenSea Pro is the result of OpenSea's acquisition of NFT aggregator Gem in April 2022. NFT marketplace OpenSea has unveiled OpenSea Pro, its new non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace aggregator aimed at serving the needs of professional users. OpenSea's acquisition of NFT aggregator Gem in April 2022 enabled it to develop and refine Gem's platform to create the new OpenSea Pro. Allow us to reintroduce ourselves Starting today, Gem V2, the best-in-class NFT aggregator , is now OpenSea Pro! ️️ OpenSea Pro will still be run by the same Gem team you know & love, but with unified brands we are able to offer users MUCH more Let's dive in pic.twitter.com/pyt6QnjW7b — OpenSea Pro (@openseapro) April 4, 2023 According to the announcement, OpenSea Pro seeks to offer a new level of optionality, selection, and control for professional collectors. The platform plans to offer a suite of improved Features that allows collectors to discover the best deals and in...

The Friendsies NFT collection responded to accusations it was behind a $5 million rug pull after announcing a “pause” of the project. Nonfungible token (NFT) collection Friendsies has refuted claims it is “ abandoning ” its NFT project following a tsunami of “rug pull” accusations aimed at its founders. On Feb. 21, the founders behind the NFT project told its Twitter followers that it was putting a “pause” on Friendsies and “all future digital goods” for the time being, citing market challenges. Around 40 minutes later, the Twitter account was deleted, while the account of Friendswithyou, who developed the project, was made private — sparking rumors that the founders had “rugged” for about $5 million. With the $5.3m @friendsies_ai hard rug earlier today it remains unclear how the funds could’ve possibly been spent. There have been no announcements since September, no community treasury, and no P2E game. The team blames “market volatility” as their rationale. pic.twitter.com/FM8ytum4U...