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Nonfungible token market OpenSea has postponed the launch of its native token SEA, initially slated for March 30, citing robust market situations and it not being market-ready.

“The truth is that market situations are difficult throughout crypto proper now, and $SEA solely launches as soon as,” OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer posted to X on Monday. 

Supply: Devin Finzer

The OpenSea (SEA) token, introduced in October, was touted as a part of OpenSea’s plan to transition right into a “commerce all the pieces” app throughout a number of chains, which incorporates perpetual futures. 

The SEA token would allow discounted buying and selling charges to customers on this platform, along with providing creator incentives and group voting. OpenSea customers can even be capable of stake SEA tied to NFT tokens and collections. 

Nevertheless, Finzer mentioned OpenSea desires to ensure “each piece is in place” earlier than launching the token quite than to “power the unique date.” There isn’t a new goal date for the SEA launch.

Since October, OpenSea customers have participated within the “Waves” reward program to be eligible for SEA token allocation. Finzer mentioned that the marketing campaign might be ending.

He additionally famous that customers who participated in Waves 3, 4, 5 and 6 campaigns can choose to obtain refunds for the platform charges OpenSea retained throughout that interval, although anybody taking on the choice would additionally lose any Treasure Chest rewards they’ve earned. Treasures have been point-like rewards that OpenSea customers earned to win sure prizes.

The transfer has prompted some customers to query why OpenSea didn’t make refunds accessible for Wave 1 and a pair of members.

Dune Analytics reveals that OpenSea’s token and NFT quantity hit a four-year peak of $3.3 billion in October, which coincided with Wave 1 (which ran Sept. 15 to Oct. 15), after which hit $705 million in November, coinciding with Wave 2 (which ran from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15).

Cointelegraph reached out to OpenSea for remark.