Coinbase briefly posted — then deleted — a notice about an OpenSea SEA token sale valuing the project at $3.8B with 5% of supply priced at 0.3 USDC, according to doomerfied, though neither company has commented and SEA is still slated for a Q1 2026 launch with half the supply going to the community.

Coinbase reportedly posted, then removed, a notice about a prospective OpenSea SEA token sale, but there is no confirmation from Coinbase or OpenSea in the supplied sources. The underlying project context is that OpenSea has been developing the SEA token for its NFT marketplace, after confirming the token’s existence and building an airdrop/rewards system around user activity on the platform. The broader story matters because OpenSea has already delayed the SEA launch once: its CEO said the token was originally due around March 30, 2026, but the release was postponed because of “challenging” market conditions, with no new date announced in that report. That makes any alleged sale notice especially sensitive, since it would signal a major change in token distribution plans if real. The version circulating on X claims a $3.8 billion valuation, a sale of 5% of supply at 0.3 USDC, and a Q1 2026 launch with half the supply reserved for the community, but those specifics are not verified by the provided sources and should be treated as unconfirmed rumor.

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