OpenSea

Fellowship (@fellowshiptrust) and OpenSea are presenting "Sections" by @GrantYun2, billed as the artist's first long-form, fully on-chain generative interactive project. The announcement positions the work within a tradition in American art — from Thomas Cole to Ed Ruscha — of using the landscape to question a nation's identity.

• The drop was announced via Fellowship's post, amplified by OpenSea's official X account with a video preview of the piece.
• No supply, pricing, mint mechanics, or launch window were included in the announcement.

"Flower Type" by @ronentanchum is live on OpenSea, a generative collection of 256 works in which letters, numbers, and punctuation become petals, stems, leaves, and sky. The drop is presented in collaboration with @artblocks_io and @glitchresidency, and minting is open now, per OpenSea's announcement and follow-up reply.

• The announcement frames the series as a typography-driven generative art release on the marketplace.
• No pricing, edition mechanics, or mint-window details were included in the announcement.

OpenSea added Genesis #40 by @DaCaldera to its Flagship Collection, calling it a piece of Art Blocks history that predates the platform itself. Genesis was written in 2017 as Art Blocks' original proof of concept and reached collectors on launch day in November 2020.

• The announcement, via OpenSea's official X account with a video and follow-up thread, frames the piece as foundational to long-form generative art on the platform.
• No details on pricing, edition mechanics, or what the Flagship listing entails were included.

"People of the Sky" by @mendezmendez is now live on OpenSea, with 100% of mint funds going to @mayaspiritsnft to support local families in Calakmul and preserve land deep in the Mayan jungle. OpenSea amplified the drop, replying with the mint link after its initial announcement.

• The mint extends OpenSea's ongoing tie-up with Maya Spirits, following the earlier first look at the documentary from the group's annual jungle retreat.
• No details on supply, pricing, edition structure, or how long the mint runs were included in the announcement.

OpenSea announced it will support Elysium (@Enter_Elysium) from day one, ahead of the Elysium mainnet going live on November 9. The marketplace amplified Enter_Elysium's launch teaser with an ocean-themed video, adding "On the high seas of Elysium, @opensea arrives."

• Elysium is a Hyperliquid-aligned Layer 2 network that will use HYPE as its native gas token, with its testnet already live.
• OpenSea's announcement gives no detail on which tokens, collections, or trading features will be supported at launch.

The backing extends OpenSea's pattern of supporting new chains and networks as they launch, joining its existing multi-chain coverage of EVM and Solana ecosystems.

OpenSea shared a first look at the documentary from @mayaspiritsnft's annual art retreat in the Mayan jungle, which OpenSea sponsored earlier this year. Artists at the retreat create work to fund land conservation and support local women and children.

The documentary was shot, edited, and produced by @JNSilva_. No details on the film's full release, the retreat's output, or the collection were included in the announcement.

OpenSea announced it is now verified on Tehcscreener, a crypto token screening platform, via a repost of Tehcscreener's announcement on X. The verification makes OpenSea's account discoverable on the screener alongside a demo clip of the listing.

• No further details on what verification entails or how it surfaced were included in the announcement.

The Daily Program and OpenSea launched "Crawlers" by @rybinfx (Slava Rybin), with the drop going live today and billed as kinetic, interactive NFTs with feedback loops. The announcement came via The Daily Program's post amplified by OpenSea's official X account, and the collection is now listed on the marketplace.

• The series is positioned as an interactive, motion-based NFT drop, part of The Daily Program's curated art program for artists shaping digital culture.
• No details on supply, mint mechanics, or pricing were included in the announcement.

OpenSea added Construction Token by @jeffgdavis to its Flagship Collection, calling it one of the three original, iconic projects that launched Art Blocks. Released in 2020, Construction Token went live alongside Snowfro's Chromie Squiggle and DCA's Genesis, the first projects that turned Art Blocks into the defining platform for long-form generative art.

• OpenSea shared the announcement and a follow-up with background on the piece, plus a link to Learn Center details on the Flagship Collection.
• No details on pricing, edition mechanics, or what the Flagship listing entails were included.

OpenSea Mobile is open to the public on iOS and Android, CEO Devin Finzer announced, arguing that onchain social graphs should be open rather than locked inside a single app. The self-custody app consolidates memes, art, trading cards, and perps across 25+ chains, letting users connect an EVM or Solana wallet, sign up with Gmail, or import existing pumpfun or FOMO accounts — ending the earlier invite-only waitlist.

• Users can bring their followers from other trading apps and import up to 15 wallets into OpenSea Mobile, or start fresh with a new non-custodial trading wallet — keeping wallets together, switching between them, and trading from whichever they choose.
• Referrals are live: inviters earn 25% of their friends' swap fees on every future swap via Mobile or web, while friends get 10% off swap fees through the invite link.
• A unified trader feed shows a token's holders across platforms alongside social profiles and cross-platform signals, and lets users follow any trader's trades.
• Perp positions opened on Mobile sync directly to the web app and back, so traders can open and manage positions alongside their tokens and NFTs and switch between the two surfaces, per OpenSea's latest demos.
• OpenSea amplified early tester reactions, including Otherside's note that the app brings more visibility to its NFT ecosystem.