Once the face of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), OpenSea is in the middle of a reinvention. The marketplace that helped turn digital collectibles into a global craze is now trying to position itself as a Web3 home where users can seamlessly trade not just NFTs but also tokens and, eventually, a broader range of DeFi activity and other on-chain assets.

Earlier this year, OpenSea announced that it would be coming out with a SEA token, creating much anticipation around what the token would be used for and what the platform would become. Little is known about the token, but OpenSea’s CMO Adam Hollander shared that the OpenSea Foundation would release more details in early October.

In this conversation with CoinDesk, Hollander discusses how the platform is expanding beyond NFTs, the long-delayed

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