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NFT marketplaces are doing away with royalties, or creator fees, and creators are predictably concerned. Now, OpenSea has caused even more chaos.

"Philosophically, abandoning creator royalties throws the entire mission of Web3/NFTs off."

NFT Marketplaces Say Oops, Paying Royalties to Artists Is Optional Now

The world's most popular NFT trading platform, OpenSea, has reportedly seen a 99 percent drop in trading volume since May.

Nosedive

The crypto crash continues!

World's Top NFT Marketplace Has Allegedly Lost 99 Percent of Its Trading Volume Since May

Crypto winter has apparently reached the high seas. OpenSea, the world's most popular NFT marketplace, has announced widespread layoffs, joining several other industry leaders who have had to make major workforce cuts amid the cryptosphere's catastrophic slump.

ClosedSea

"The reality is that we have entered an unprecedented combination of crypto winter and broad macroeconomic instability."

Top NFT Marketplace OpenSea Fires 20 Percent of Its Employees

Anthony Hopkins appears to be getting into crypto and NFTs – but there may be a deeper reason the actor has taken on his cringiest role yet. 

Hannibal Vector

Eat your heart out!

There's an Interesting Theory About Why Anthony Hopkins Is Suddenly Shilling NFTs

A former executive from one of the world's largest NFT marketplaces has been charged with insider trading by the US government.

Inside Job

"NFTs might be new, but this type of criminal scheme is not."

Former OpenSea Executive Arrested by Feds for Insider Trading

OpenSea, the largest digital marketplace for NFTs, is facing a $1 million lawsuit over an owner, who claimed to have lost his Bored Ape NFT to hackers because of a known security flaw.

NFT Exploits

According to the lawsuit, OpenSea already knew about the bug that allowed hackers to steal the NFT.

NFT Man Sues for $1 Million After His Precious Ape Is Stolen

A number of thieves on the OpenSea platform have made more than $1 million by exploiting a loophole in the NFT trading platform.

NFTheft

"OpenSea drowned us and we’ve lost everything."

Thieves Just Stole Even More Bored Ape NFTs

OpenSea announced this week that a solid 80 percent of the NFTs minted through its free NFT creation tool are spam or fraud.

Open Seas

That's a lot of fraud...

NFT Marketplace Admits That 80 Percent of NFTs Are Spam, Scams and Fraud

An NFT project selling different poorly-drawn illustrations of George Floyd was released on the OpenSea platform on December 7.