OpenSea said its mobile app is now available to all users, expanding access to trading across more than 25 blockchains. The app supports Meme coins, art, trading cards and perpetual contracts, according to the company. OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer said the release also brings a new social trading feature that pulls together trader profiles and trading records from fomo, pump and Farcaster. Users can follow those traders, monitor wallet activity and import their own wallets to claim a profile. The app currently also supports filtering by trading platform. In addition, users can quickly create a wallet, fund it with Apple Pay, or connect and import an existing wallet to view and trade all assets in one place. OpenSea also said users can set NFTs as onchain profile pictures through the app.
OpenSea said its mobile app is now open to all users, with support for trading Meme coins, art, trading cards and perpetual contracts across more than 25 blockchains.
OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer said the app is launching with a social trading feature that aggregates trader profiles and trading records from fomo, pump and Farcaster.
Social trading tools go live
Users can follow those traders and track wallet activity. They can also import their own wallets to claim a profile. The app currently supports filtering by trading platform.
Wallet setup and asset access
Users can quickly create a wallet and fund it through Apple Pay. They can also connect or import an existing wallet to view and trade all of their assets in one place. OpenSea added that users can set an NFT as an onchain profile picture.
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