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OpenSea has added Solana NFT trading to its marketplace, allowing users to discover, buy and sell collections from the network alongside assets from more than 25 supported blockchains.
Solana NFT Collections Now Available
The integration covers Solana-based collections including Claynosaurz, Mad Lads, Collector Crypt and Phygitals, extending OpenSea's existing support for fungible tokens on the network. Collectors can now browse and trade supported Solana NFTs using OpenSea without moving to a separate marketplace. OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer said the company wants its marketplace to serve collectors regardless of which blockchain their assets use. "OpenSea should be the home for everything you collect, no matter which chain it lives on," Finzer said.
Solana Joins 25+ Supported Blockchains
Solana joins more than 25 blockchains supported by OpenSea, which now combines NFT trading, fungible token trading, cross-chain swaps and portfolio management through the same platform. The company said its marketplace has processed billions of dollars in transaction volume since launch. The rollout effectively restores a product OpenSea first experimented with in April 2022, when it introduced Solana NFT support in beta, but the product failed to gain the same traction as Solana-focused competitors.
OS2 Expansion Drives Multi-Chain Strategy
The new NFT integration comes after OpenSea rebuilt its marketplace around a multi-chain strategy. Its OS2 platform, released from beta in May 2025, introduced trading for fungible and non-fungible tokens. OpenSea recorded 467,322 monthly active addresses in May 2025, up 44% from the previous month. The company later acquired Rally Wallet in July 2025 as part of its push into mobile and token trading. In June, OpenSea signaled plans to offer perpetual futures powered by Hyperliquid infrastructure.
SEA Token Remains Delayed
OpenSea's planned SEA token remains on hold, with Finzer citing challenging market conditions and declining to provide another launch date. SEA was introduced in February 2025 and had been expected to play a role in OpenSea's plan to build a "trade everything" application. The delay came during a weak period for NFT trading, with OpenSea's monthly NFT volume falling below $500 million by March. Meanwhile, Magic Eden moved in the opposite direction from OpenSea by closing its Bitcoin and EVM-based NFT marketplaces while keeping Solana NFT support.
