Crypto NFT platform OpenSea has denied reports that users claiming a potential airdrop will be subjected to detailed identification checks. OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer clarified that the terms and conditions on the OpenSea Foundation website, which mentioned KYC checks, VPN restrictions, and inability for US users to claim, were "completely false" and appeared on a test website for a brief period. Speculation about an OpenSea airdrop had been circulating since December when the OpenSea Foundation was registered in the Cayman Islands. The Polymarket odds of OpenSea issuing an airdrop before April increased following Finzer's clarification. OpenSea's trading volume has experienced a significant drop since its peak in 2022.
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