On June 21, 2026, OpenSea modified a sentence in their Terms of Service. The change involved a numerical value in the header area: the displayed amount changed from $1,740.92 to $1,726.18. This appears to be a display update of pricing or balance information rather than a substantive change to the terms themselves.
The operational impact of this change cannot be determined from the available information. A numerical value in the Terms of Service header was updated from $1,740.92 to $1,726.18. Without additional context about what this value represents—whether it is a fee, threshold, reserve amount, or administrative figure—the practical implications for users remain unclear.
A value in the Terms of Service header changed from $1,740.92 to $1,726.18; purpose and operational scope unknown.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
A numerical value in OpenSea's Terms of Service header was modified on June 21, 2026, from $1,740.92 to $1,726.18. The change description does not clarify what this value represents or how it affects user obligations, …
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