OpenSea Resurrects Itself as One-Stop Shop for Crypto Trading

Few firms have felt the collapse of the NFT market more than the once-dominant OpenSea, which was forced to lay off more than half of its staff in early November 2023.

OpenSea is targeting to become a one-stop shop for trading all cryptocurrencies across 22 different blockchains. (Image: OpenSea Facebook) 

But now, the startup is pivoting — expanding from NFTs to become a one-stop shop for trading all cryptocurrencies across 22 different blockchains, Forbes Daily reported.

Oracle, meanwhile, plans to deploy tens of thousands of AMD’s newest artificial intelligence chips, expanding its partnership with the chipmaker as AI infrastructure demand surges.

The move follows AMD’s announcement last week of a multi-billion-dollar deal with OpenAI — Nvidia’s main rival in the AI hardware race.

Waymo also plans to begin offering paid robotaxi rides in London next year — with no human backup driver — as the Alphabet unit pushes to establish itself as the global leader in autonomous driving.

Waymo already provides hundreds of thousands of paid rides weekly and has been testing in Tokyo as well, though it has yet to announce a launch date there.