The NFT OpenSea platform is preparing for an IPO! Dissatisfaction in the community: abandoning users to attract customers

Brian Roberts, former CFO of US transportation giant Lyft, has joined OpenSea, the popular NFT trading platform. . After the news broke, there was negative opposition from the NFT community.

OpenSea, the world's largest NFT trading platform, has appointed Brian Roberts as CFO. Previously, Brian Roberts, who started working for Microsoft, Wal-Mart and others, joined Lyft and went on to run the company. . It grew quickly and was eventually completed in its IPO.

Brian Roberts recently told Bloomberg that although he has little experience in the cryptocurrency market, OpenSea may announce an IPO within a short period of time. and li. Brian Roberts said given the rapid development of the OpenSea platform, it would be foolish not to think of names.

In this regard, OpenSea Founder and CEO Devin Finzer confirmed that the team is discussing financial issues with investors and identifying more future investors including a16z, Founders.Fund, Coinbase and Blockchain Capital.

OpenSEA is now the world wide world trading platform, casting, market, can be made in the cell phone, can be done in the fippers cell and in opensa. . Package volume set up $ 3.4 billion.

Brian Roberts is doing his best to support the OpenSea titles, but the writers and actors at NFT aren't happy to see this happen. Many artists have expressed their frustration with the announcement of the opening of OpenSea on the stock exchange.

In the past, the cryptocurrency community generally believed that OpenSea could publish managed tokens and then distribute certain tokens to existing users during the airdrop. However, the former doesn't seem as easy as OpenSea prepares for an IPO. Instead, the company is looking to make more money from investors.

According to Brian Roberts, the company doesn't need to raise more money, but hopes to acquire the business, partner and create joint ventures through IPO Finance to further expand its operations.

In this case, many OpenSea users and NFT developers believe it is tantamount to allowing users to attract customers. Some believe that OpenSea wouldn't be where it is today without the support of the community.

A Twitter user with a Punk_2070 account writes: It is shocking to hear that OpenSea is planning to sell its shares and go public. Today, we are not a venture capital company, we are doing OpenSea. Another internet-based karbon thinks people dissatisfied with users in the OpenSea community know that OpenSea has no interest in the community.