How To Check Eligibility and Claim the OpenSea Airdrop $SEA

Introduction

With nearly 6 million wallets trading and close to $38 billion in volume, OpenSea established itself as the top NFT marketplace. However, it faced stiff competition from Magic Eden, Blur, OKX Marketplace, and others. As NFT trading expanded beyond Ethereum to chains like Polygon, Immutable, and Solana, OpenSea struggled to keep pace and lost its dominance, only to stage a comeback in early 2024.

OpenSea $SEA token airdrop

OpenSea has officially confirmed the launch of its $SEA token, with an airdrop planned for both past and current users of the revamped marketplace. The OpenSea Foundation has outlined key factors that will influence eligibility for the airdrop:
Historical usage on OpenSea will be a major factor.
Recent activity will also play a role.

Potential criteria for the retrospective airdrop may include:
The number of NFTs bought and sold on OpenSea.
Total trading volume from an individual wallet.
Activity across multiple supported chains, such as Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum.

The OpenSea Foundation promises a smooth and accessible claiming process and has confirmed that US users will also be eligible. The team aims to distribute the airdrop in a way that ensures long-term sustainability. However, details on the exact timing have yet to be announced.

How To Check Eligibility and Claim $SEA token

The video below provides a step-by-step guide on how to check your eligibility for the $SEA airdrop and how to claim it. Keep in mind that OpenSea has recently launched the SEA Wallet, accessible at SEAWALLET.APP, which is required for claiming your airdrop. This approach mirrors the strategy used by Magic Eden in their previous airdrop, where users could only claim rewards through their own wallet app.