A pricing figure in the OpenSea Terms of Service was modified on August 24, 2026. The document previously displayed $2,430.63 and now displays $2,471.42 in what appears to be a fee or asset value reference. The operational significance of this specific numeric change cannot be determined from the diff alone, as the surrounding context and purpose of these figures are not visible.
A numerical reference in the OpenSea Terms of Service was changed from $2,430.63 to $2,471.42 on August 24, 2026. Without additional context describing the purpose of this figure, the practical impact on consumer obligations or rights cannot be assessed. The change appears to be a fee or valuation adjustment, though the specific application would require review of the full document.
Numeric value revised from $2,430.63 to $2,471.42; purpose and scope not clear from diff context.
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A pricing figure in the OpenSea Terms of Service changed from $2,430.63 to $2,471.42. The diff does not provide sufficient context to determine whether this represents a fee change, asset valuation update, or other operational …
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