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Company file: OpenSea, owners, incidents →
OpenSea
Still the default marketplace for anyone who is not a full-time trader, with NFTs on 23 chains and about two-thirds of Ethereum NFT volume in October 2025, much of it SEA-airdrop farming. It charges 1% on NFT sales, and its stolen-item flagging is more developed than most rivals'. The promised SEA token has not launched.
Best for: The broadest collection coverage and the most approachable interface
Company file: OpenSea, owners, incidents →How this score was reached
8.0 is the weighted average of the five pillar findings below. Does the job well with no material unresolved concerns.
- Custody & Security25%
- 8.0
- Cost & Fee Transparency25%
- 7.4
- Regulation & Legal Standing5%
- 7.0
- Performance & Reliability25%
- 8.0
- Access & Support20%
- 8.8
Non-custodial with audited contracts, a long record and an actual stolen-item policy. Approval management is surfaced clearly, which matters more than it sounds.
1% on NFT sales (10% on primary drops, 0% on swaps and private listings), clearly published. More than Blur's 0%, less than Tensor's 2% taker fee.
Established corporate entity with clear terms and real disclosure — the strongest position in this table.
Reliable settlement across 23 NFT chains; about two-thirds of Ethereum NFT volume in Oct 2025, though airdrop farming inflates the figures.
By far the most approachable interface, and the only one a newcomer can use without a guide.
Strengths
- Widest chain and collection coverage available
- The only genuinely approachable interface in the category
- A real stolen-item policy and clear approval management
Against it
- 1% sale fee, against Blur's 0%
- Reported volume is inflated by SEA-airdrop farming
- Now as much a token-trading app as an NFT marketplace
The one you can hand to someone
OpenSea supports NFTs on 23 chains and has the only interface in this category a newcomer can use unaided. It also surfaces approval management clearly and flags stolen items, which most competitors do not bother with. By October 2025 it reported about two-thirds of Ethereum NFT volume, though SEA-airdrop farming inflated that.
It charges 1% on NFT sales: more than Blur's zero, less than Tensor's 2% taker fee. It is now as much a token-trading app as a marketplace, and the SEA token it promised has still not launched.
Frequently asked questions
Is OpenSea still worth using?+
For collectors and occasional sellers, yes: the coverage, the interface and the stolen-item flagging are worth a 1% fee. For volume trading on Ethereum, Blur is cheaper.
What does OpenSea charge?+
1% on NFT sales, 10% on primary drops, and 0% on swaps and private listings.
Has the SEA token launched?+
Not as of 27 Sep 2026. It has been announced and allocated, but CoinGecko still lists its price as “available soon”. Treat any SEA token trading now with suspicion.
Assessed by
By Emily Volker
Editor-in-Chief · September 27, 2026
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CoinRadar Daily is a non-commercial project. We have no commercial relationship with OpenSea, earn nothing from any link on this page, and carry no advertising or sponsorship anywhere on the site. Findings rest on public sources; we did not open an account or transact.
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