Jane Manchun Wong, a tech blogger well-known for leakage of information about yet to be launched features on specific tech platforms, discovered the images.
Tech blogger with a history of discovering yet-to-be-launched features says Opensea plans to add Solana Blockchain support
Opensea, a leading NFT marketplace, supports both the Ethereum blockchain and Polygon blockchain networks. Opensea has seen a total of $22.73 billion in NFT transactions since its inception. The platform is used by 1,358,052 traders. Opensea could soon add Solana-based NFTs, according to Jane Manchun Wong (tech blogger and renowned hacker).
, a tech blogger, tweeted that Opensea was working on Solana integration and Phantom wallet support. Wong has added.
Wong’s discovery does not mean that Opensea is abandoning Solana. @bhaleyart , an animator and advocate for Solana, tweeted a similar picture of Opensea’s blockchain filter in mid November 2021. Wong is known for sharing leaked images, and publishing the findings of yet-to be launched tech platform features. The hacker and tech blogger has been featured in Forbes 30 under 30 2022.
Solana is third in NFT sales volume with $1.26 Billion sold to 244,107 customers across 1,324,284 transactions. FTX launched an NFT exchange in October that first supported Solana-based NFTs. Later, the exchange added Ethereum-based NFT support.
With 414,260 traders and $706 millions in total sales volume, the Solana NFT marketplace Magic Eden leverages the SOL blockchain. Polygon fees are significantly cheaper than Ethereum’s L1 fees. Opensea trade volume has increased tremendously since the implementation of the Polygon network. The fees for the Solana network are much lower than the average fee to use Ethereum’s L1.
