- CEO Devin Finzer said OpenSea has received acquisition interest, but did not specify when and by whom.
- NFT player is struggling to find its footing after a rough couple of years.
- He said Blur has ‘cut corners’ on its way to market dominance.
Stung by the collapse of NFTs last year, OpenSea has had a hard time justifying its onetime $13.3 billion valuation.
Now, the non-fungible token marketplace is at the centre of another conversation — acquisitions.
Devin Finzer, OpenSea’s CEO and co-founder, told DL News this week that the company is keeping an open mind towards deals. That may include being acquired itself.
“The honest answer is that we take a pretty open-minded approach,” Finzer said in an interview. “We think that if the right partnership comes along, then that’s something we should certainly consider.”
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