Welcome to the OpenSea digest. Let’s look back through the biggest NFT and web3 news of the week.

Art Basel brings Zero 10 to Hong Kong

Art Basel Hong Kong will host the Asia debut of Zero 10, the fair’s global initiative dedicated to art of the digital era, as part of its 2026 edition.

Zero 10, which first launched at Art Basel Miami Beach in December 2025, takes its name from Kazimir Malevich’s landmark 1915 exhibition 0,10, positioning the platform as a new point of departure for how digital art is exhibited, contextualized, and collected within today’s art economy.

Curated by Eli Scheinman, Zero 10 will feature 14 exhibitors spanning galleries, studios, and digital native platforms. Highlights include digital animations by DeeKay, a silver sculptural project by Jack Butcher, a cross disciplinary presentation featuring Seneca, Qu Leilei, and Tim Yip, and a participatory blockchain based work by Robert Alice exploring digital provenance.

CyberKongz updates DEATHSTR rotating NFT trading token

This week CyberKongz rolled out major updates to DEATHSTR, its experimental trading token tied to a community driven NFT acquisition strategy.

The project migrated to a new contract, requiring holders to convert tokens 1:1 on the official website. The team said the move is designed to prevent third party side pools from capturing fees and to focus trading within DEATHSTR’s intended mechanics.

Voting periods have been shortened to 24 hours, followed by a 12 hour cooldown, with new targets engaged every 36 hours. The latest target under the updated system is Doodles.

Purchase mechanics have also changed. Users must lock at least 1 million DEATHSTR into voting to purchase NFTs the strategy lists for sale. Eligible wallets are entered into a raffle, with three winners selected per listing and given 10 minutes each to buy. If none complete the purchase, the NFT becomes available to Genesis Kongz holders.

MegaETH opens mainnet and launches Rabbithole hub

The MegaETH high-speed blockchain project said its mainnet is now open to the public and introduced The Rabbithole, a new ecosystem frontend for discovering and interacting with apps built on the network.

Rabbithole allows users to explore live and upcoming applications, bridge and swap assets, and receive notifications about ecosystem events.

MegaETH is also now live on OpenSea, enabling users to explore and buy NFTs from the network.

Imaginary Ones teams with My Little Pony on global merch drop

Singapore-based NFT studio Imaginary Ones announced a collaboration with the My Little Pony Hasbro franchise, releasing a new character themed merchandise line now available worldwide on its online store and at select retail locations.

The collection will also appear in physical stores at Gardens by the Bay Floral Fantasy and Marina Square Shopping Centre in Singapore, extending the project from digital collectibles into everyday products fans can purchase in person.

NFT projects often build brand value by pairing their characters with known entertainment properties, turning onchain art into recognizable consumer merchandise that collectors can display offline as well as in digital wallets.

Consensus Hong Kong conference drew attendees from global crypto industry

Consensus Hong Kong 2026 took place this week at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, drawing roughly 15,000 attendees from more than 100 countries, according to CoinDesk.

The gathering brought together companies and investors working with blockchain technology.

Speakers included Hong Kong Chief Executive John KC Lee, Solana Foundation president Lily Liu, Binance co-CEO Richard Teng, Tron founder Justin Sun, and Input Output founder Charles Hoskinson.

Pudgy Penguins announces Visa-backed Pengu Card

Pudgy Penguins NFT brand said Pengu is entering consumer finance with a payment card on the Visa network created with KAST fintech platform. A public waitlist is now open.

The payment card reportedly connects a digital wallet to everyday purchases, letting holders spend funds at regular stores while keeping a record on traditional payment rails rather than a blockchain ledger.

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