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User information is treated as a transferable business asset in insolvency proceedings, meaning it may pass to a new owner without users' control or consent.
If OpenSea becomes insolvent, enters bankruptcy, or goes into receivership, your information may be transferred to a third party as part of the business estate.
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User information is treated as a transferable business asset in insolvency proceedings, meaning it may pass to a new owner without users' control or consent.
If OpenSea becomes insolvent, enters bankruptcy, or goes into receivership, your information may be transferred to a third party as part of the business estate.
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