Among OpenSea’s growing NFT trading volumes in recent months One question arose among users: will they eventually be rewarded with an airdrop?
while at present The company has signaled its plans for an initial public offering (IPO), which has led some NFT aficionados to fear that the OpenSea token will not happen.
OpenSea has announced that it has hired Brian Roberts as Chief Financial Officer. He previously worked at ride-sharing service Lyft, where he held the same position, with Roberts helping Lyft go public. which he told the way Bloomberg that he is already planning an IPO of the NFT market
“When you have a fast growing company like this You would be very stupid not to think about it,” he said, adding that he thought it “It will be well received due to the growth of the company.”
However, not everyone is thrilled to see OpenSea embarking on a path to IPO and avoiding community ownership through issuing regulatory tokens (such as tokens that grant user rights, such as voting rights). )
“Imagine the largest and most successful NFT market. but chose to IPO instead of issuing tokens.” Arthur Cheong Founder of DeFiance Capital says
“Their VC didn’t bring them to this day….it was us who did.”
However, to be clear with OpenSea, they never explicitly stated that they would not issue tokens. Or perhaps it will become a hybrid that combines traditional IPOs with community tokens, for example. However, some observers think that OpenSea has made corporate governance decisions in a more traditional way than a model. Token-Driven Decentralization
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