OpenSea adds Solana NFT trading to OS2

OpenSea has added Solana NFT trading to OS2, giving users access to collections such as Mad Lads and Claynosaurz through its multichain marketplace. Summary OpenSea now allows users to browse, buy, sell, and bid on supported Solana NFT collections. The Aug. 31 release extends OS2’s existing Solana services beyond fungible-token trading. Mad Lads, Claynosaurz, Collector Crypt, and Phygitals were available during the initial rollout. OS2 now competes more directly with Solana-focused marketplaces such as Magic Eden and Tensor. OpenSea brings Solana NFT trading to OS2 OpenSea said in an Aug. 31 announcement that collectors can now browse, purchase, sell, and place bids on supported Solana NFTs through OS2. The launch includes Mad Lads, Claynosaurz, Collector Crypt, and Phygitals, among other collections built on the network. Within the same interface, collectors can manage Solana NFTs without changing wallets or visiting a separate marketplace, according to the company. Creators using Solana can also list their work for OpenSea users who may already trade assets issued on other blockchains. Solana token trading was already available through OS2 before the latest release. Adding NFT functions fills a gap in the platform’s support for the network, as users can now trade both fungible and non-fungible Solana assets through one account. You might also like: OpenSea adds Solana NFT trading across its multi-chain marketplace Released publicly in May 2025 after a testing period, OS2 initially offered token trading across 19 chains. The rebuilt platform also introduced cross-chain features, marketplace aggregation and support for tokens alongside the NFT products associated with OpenSea’s original business. By Aug. 27, OpenSea said its market data covered more than 25 networks. Four days before the Solana NFT announcement, the company connected its market data to Perplexity Computer, allowing the AI service to answer questions about tokens, collectibles and onchain trading activity. OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer described the data used by AI agents as “open, live, and verifiable” when announcing the Perplexity integration. The service can identify heavily traded assets and collections by drawing from current OpenSea activity rather than relying only on token price feeds. Solana support adds competition for NFT marketplaces For Solana collectors, OpenSea’s release adds another place to trade collections that have largely depended on marketplaces with an established presence on the network. Magic Eden began as a Solana-focused platform before adding support for other ecosystems, while Tensor has built products around professional Solana NFT traders. OpenSea’s entry creates more overlap among the marketplaces, though the company did not provide trading-volume targets, user projections or market-share estimates for its Solana product. Its announcement focused on access to collections and the ability to use existing wallets across supported networks. The release also restores a service that OpenSea had tested several years earlier.