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OpenSea Pro

Professional NFT trading aggregator

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OpenSea Pro is a professional-grade NFT trading aggregator under OpenSea, formerly known as Gem V2. It consolidates liquidity from multiple NFT marketplaces, enabling users to search across markets, batch purchase (sweep), view real-time market data and depth, and use advanced tools such as advanced orders, instant sell, and batch transfers. Its mechanism aggregates orders via marketplace APIs, with smart contracts handling cross-market operations.

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Gem
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2021

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About OpenSea Pro

OpenSea Pro is an NFT aggregation platform under OpenSea, formerly known as Gem, designed for high-frequency professional traders. Its core business aggregates listings from multiple NFT marketplaces, allowing users to compare prices, sweep assets in bulk, and batch-transfer items from one interface, while reducing gas fees through optimized smart contracts.

Compared to standard NFT marketplaces, OpenSea Pro addresses the pain points of fragmented liquidity and inefficient trading: users can find the lowest prices without switching between platforms, support fast ERC-1155 multi-copy purchases, and retain basic features like batch transfers from OpenSea. Its competitive edge lies in aggregation depth and trading experience, such as real-time monitoring of new project mints to help users seize early opportunities.

In the past six months (March to September 2026), OpenSea Pro experienced market share fluctuations. According to Dune data, its daily trading volume briefly surpassed competitor Blur in early April, with market share exceeding 55%, before retreating. Additionally, in 2023, the platform received a cease-and-desist letter from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) over the sale of music-themed ENS domains. Although this did not significantly impact operations, it highlighted compliance controversies. Overall, OpenSea Pro continues to focus on aggregation trading, steadily optimizing gas efficiency and cross-market liquidity.

Updated: Sep 7, 2026

In April 2022, OpenSea acquired NFT aggregator Gem, laying the groundwork for professional trading tools.

In April 2023, Gem v2 was officially rebranded as OpenSea Pro and publicly launched, aggregating over 170 marketplaces, offering 0% fees, advanced sweeping, real-time data, batch transfers, and more, targeting professional traders.

Around the same time, OpenSea reinstated a 2.5% trading fee on its main platform, forming a tiered strategy of "free professional aggregator + paid main platform."

OpenSea Pro airdropped Gemesis NFTs to users who used Gem before March 31, serving as early-user incentives and hinting at future points activities.

These milestones mark OpenSea's expansion from retail marketplace to professional trading tools, responding to Blur competition and advancing NFT trading infrastructure.

Updated: Sep 13, 2026

Over the past six months, OpenSea Pro has solidified its position as a leading NFT aggregator, now covering 170+ marketplaces with advanced order types and deep liquidity. A major milestone was the integration with Perplexity Computer, enabling AI-driven onchain market queries directly from natural language prompts, pulling live data across 25+ chains. The launch of OpenSea Mobile extended Pro's capabilities to iOS and Android, supporting 27 chains for trading tokens, NFTs, and perpetual futures from a unified portfolio view. Future development priorities include expanding AI-powered data tools, deepening cross-chain aggregation, and integrating perp trading into the Pro interface, positioning it as a comprehensive multi-asset trading hub rather than just an NFT aggregator.

Updated: Sep 7, 2026

Co-founder Vasa (Vaibhav Saini): Co-founder of OpenSea Pro (formerly Gem.xyz), currently Software Engineer at OpenSea. Previously co-founded TowardsBlockchain; created open-source projects including AvionDB and Vyper.fun. Studied physics at IIT Delhi; author for HackerNoon and Springer Nature.

No reliable public information is available for other co-founders or current core executives.

Updated: Sep 4, 2026