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An OpenSea Offer Is Not a Sale Until You Accept It.
An OpenSea offer is a proposed price, not a completed sale. Listing, WETH wrapping, and collection offers work differently.
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You Listed an NFT Years Ago. That Permission Can Still Move It.
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NFT "Royalties" on OpenSea Are Often Optional. Here Is What That Means.
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You Bought the NFT. You Probably Did Not Buy the Copyright.
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That Collection Looks Real. Check the Contract Before You Buy.
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A Free NFT Just Appeared in Your Wallet. Do Not Click It.
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OpenSea Can Stop a Stolen Sale on Its Site. It Cannot Pull the Token Back.
OpenSea can disable a stolen NFT listing after a police report. It cannot reverse the on-chain transfer or block sales on other sites.
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The NFT Is in Your Wallet. The Picture Often Lives Somewhere Else.
The token records ownership. The picture is often a linked file. OpenSea metadata labels and IPFS pinning explain why the image can disappear.
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