OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer denied reports on X that KYC was required to receive potential airdrops, saying that the relevant terms were only sample text on the test website and the page had been removed. Previously, the test page showed that U.S. users could not get it and banned the use of VPNs, sparking community speculation. Since OpenSea registered the OpenSea Foundation in the Cayman Islands in December last year and launched the OS2 version, market speculation about its airdrop plans has continued to increase. X user Adam Hollander said that after communicating with OpenSea executives, he learned that American users would be satisfied with the official announcement, further suggesting that the airdrop may be a foregone conclusion.(CoinDesk)
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