OpenSea’s new CFO Brian Roberts faced a firestorm of complaints from the NFT community based on what he said was „inaccurately reported” comments.
The world’s top nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has denied it intends to pursue a public listing any time soon.Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Brian Roberts sparked a public backlash this week when he told Bloomberg that “it would be foolish not to think about going public.” The statement caused an uproar among OpenSea’s crypto native NFT community, many of who see a public listing of the platform as a sell out to large institutional investors. The vast majority of users on OpenSea execute transactions below $10,000 at a time. „Sucks to hear @opensea is selling out and doing an IPO,” wrote Twitter user @Punk_2070, complaining the community rather than VCs had driven its success. „Just another reason why I can’t wait for @Coinbase_NFT. If we are using corporate
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