OpenSea will announce its product progress and development direction through an online live broadcast on March 30.

BlockBeats News, February 17 — OpenSea announced that they will hold an online live event on March 30, during which they will reveal their latest product developments and future plans. The company stated that this event will mark the “next chapter” for OpenSea.

Regarding community speculation about the TGE timing, OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander said on Discord that there has been no change since the last official statement, and currently no additional information can be disclosed.

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