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OpenSea, a non-fungible token marketplace once known as the market leader in the non-fungible token market, has returned to the top spot. In February, it emerged as the most-traded NFT marketplace in terms of users and trading sales volume. In the past 30 days, the OpenSea NFT marketplace has amassed a trading sales volume of over $211 million, taking 47.8% of the NFT market share. OpenSea Overtakes Blur In February 2025 Data compiled by nftpulse.org, a multi-chain non-fungible token collections explorer, shows that OpenSea was the most traded non-fungible token marketplace in February. From February 01 to March 01, the OpenSea NFT marketplace amassed a trading sales volume of $211 million, becoming the leading NFT marketplace in the NFT market. OpenSea has taken Blur, which took the lead in January 2025. Blur, another giant Ethereum-based non-fungible token marketplace, and OpenSea’s main market rival was the second most-traded in the global non-fungible token market in F...

Friend.tech warned users who choose to jump ship to “forks and copies” will see their existing points forfeited. Crypto’s newest decentralized social media (DeSo) app friend.tech has been met with intense criticism over a decision to punish users who opt in to forks or copycat versions of its tokenized social media platform.  “To make sure loyal users are rewarded fairly during our beta, users moving to forks and copies will automatically opt out of earning Points and forfeit existing points,” wrote the official friend.tech X account in an Aug. 28 tweet. We expect @friendtech clones and other types of copies will emerge. To make sure loyal users are rewarded fairly during our beta, users moving to forks and copies will automatically opt out of earning Points and forfeit existing points. They will be able to use the app normally pic.twitter.com/C1rTEQQr17 — friend.tech (@friendtech) August 28, 2023 While Friend.tech did not make mention to any specific competitors, and number of X ...