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by: xpoolPosted on: November 29, 2025

OpenSea CMO Debunks Coinbase SEA Token Sale Rumors

Rumors about a $150 million SEA token sale on Coinbase have been debunked by OpenSea’s Chief Marketing Officer, Adam Hollander. He clarified that the information is false and originates from fake accounts on social media. While Coinbase briefly posted about the sale, it was later deleted. Neither company has confirmed the details of this alleged sale.

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