On August 22, 2026, OpenSea updated a single sentence in its Terms of Service. The prior language referenced a specific USD value ($2,319.68) associated with account or service features; the updated language changed this value to $2,524.48. This appears to reflect a pricing or fee adjustment, though the full context of what this value represents cannot be determined from the changed text alone.
OpenSea's Terms of Service reflect a change in a pricing value from $2,319.68 to $2,524.48. Without additional context about which service, feature, or account tier this figure applies to, the operational impact cannot be fully assessed. Users should review the complete updated terms to understand what this pricing adjustment applies to.
Numerical value adjusted from $2,319.68 to $2,524.48; specific service context unclear from diff.
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This change represents a numerical adjustment to a pricing figure in OpenSea's Terms of Service, detected on August 22, 2026. The specific service, account tier, or fee structure this applies to cannot be determined from …
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