Splinterlands runs on the Steem blockchain, and each Splinterlands card is a unique NFT that can be used to battle thousands of other players in live, PvP combat to earn crypto and other prizes. Now, for the first time, the cards are available on OpenSea, where they can be bought and sold for ETH and other ERC-20 tokens!

On March 20, 2020, we’re starting another ENS auction: the Kred Top Level Domain. Excitingly, Kred Domains are both ENS and DNS registered and are controlled by a Kred Domain Token. This means they can be used as regular websites in addition to ENS names. Any changes to the ENS DNS information stored against the Kred Domain Token are represented in both systems.

This post provides an in-depth overview of non-fungible tokens: from the history of the non-fungible token, the technical anatomy of an ERC721, to the current state of the market, to the exciting future for NFTs.

We’re excited to announce official FC Bayern Munich Player Cards (non-fungible tokens) NFTs are now for sale on OpenSea! These NFTs were created by Stryking, one of the first blockchain-based platforms to offer officially licensed sports digital collectibles.

Collectible card games (CCGs) appeal to a wide audience. Players range from “kitchen table” casuals who play and explore the CCG for fun, to collectors who collect cards for emotional or financial value, to professionals who compete to be the best in the world. Blockchains add an entirely new dimension to digital card games by introducing the card flipping mechanic.

Remember the iconic lines “Leave the gun. Take the cannoli” and “A friend should always underestimate your virtues and an enemy always overestimate your faults”? To celebrate its upcoming platform launch, Terra Virtua is partnering with OpenSea to launch a number of limited edition posters from the Godfather movie series.

There is enough data in ENS to plug in a domain name and get a decent prediction of what its market value may be. Length and familiarity are important and intuitive factors, but subtler natural-language variables, like sentiment, may help with accuracy.

We’re excited to announce that OpenSea has received a strategic investment of $2.1M from Animoca Brands, gumi Cryptos, Stanford StartX, and David Pazdan from MetaMask. Many of our existing investors also contributed alongside these strategic partners, include 1Confirmation, Blockchain Capital, Brad Flora from YC, and Dylan Field from Figma. A huge thank you to our new investors and those who continue to support OpenSea!