OpenSea updated a numerical value in their Terms of Service on May 1, 2026, changing a dollar figure from $2,260.02 to $2,303.73. This appears to be a price or threshold figure embedded within the document. The change represents a modest increase of approximately $43.71 in whatever financial figure this refers to.
OpenSea changed a dollar figure in their Terms of Service from $2,260.02 to $2,303.73 as of May 1, 2026. The context of this figure is unclear from the available information, but it may relate to a fee, price threshold, or financial limit within the platform. You can review the full updated Terms of Service on OpenSea's website to determine whether this figure applies to your account or transactions.
A financial figure in OpenSea's Terms of Service increased by approximately $43.71, which could affect fees, limits, or thresholds for users, but the exact context of this figure is unclear without reviewing the full document.
A dollar value in the Terms of Service was updated from $2,260.02 to $2,303.73, though the specific provision this figure governs is unclear from available context.
ConductAtlas Policy Archive Entity: OpenSea | Document: OpenSea Terms of Service | Record: CA-C-000783 Captured: 2026-05-01 16:19:56 UTC URL: https://conductatlas.com/change/2026-05-01-opensea-opensea-terms-of-service-783/ Accessed: May 2, 2026
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OpenSea modified a single numeric dollar value in their Terms of Service from $2,260.02 to $2,303.73 on May 1, 2026. The precise function of this figure is unclear from the diff context, but it appears embedded alongside navigation elements and may relate to a fee, compensation cap, or financial threshold. Compliance teams should identify what this figure governs — if it is a fee cap, arbitration limit, or claims threshold, it may affect vendor contracts or dispute resolution provisions. Low urgency but warrants a spot check.
Watcher tier. Without knowing the precise function of the changed figure, regulatory exposure is speculative. Potential applicable frameworks depending on context: (1) FTC Act §5 — if this figure relates to fees or costs disclosed to consumers, accuracy of disclosure is required; (2) Cal. Civ. Code §1770 (CLRA) — if the figure relates to pricing, California consumers have protection against unfair or deceptive pricing practices; (3) CFPB regulations under Dodd-Frank §1031 — if the figure relates to financial thresholds for NFT-adjacent financial products; (4) EU Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU Art. 6 — if applicable to EU users, material price changes must be clearly disclosed pre-contract. Confidence is low due to insufficient context about what this figure governs.
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