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What information can I find using OpenSea token pages?

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You can use OpenSea to buy your favorite NFTs and swap many tokens.

OpenSea enables users to access a wide array of token swaps using our platform via Relay and Jupiter. While OpenSea itself doesn’t route these transactions with the exception of NFT strategy tokens, our interface connects users to these third-party services.

These tokens include native blockchain tokens, governance tokens, game currencies, memecoins, and co‑branded NFT collection tokens.

It’s important to understand the difference between NFTs and fungible tokens:

  • NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens): Unique, indivisible digital assets

  • Fungible Tokens: Divisible and exchangeable for equal value, like bitcoin (BTC)

How do I access token swaps using OpenSea?

You can swap directly to and from a token using its OpenSea token page. For more information about how to swap, visit our Help Center guide.

What information can I find on the token page?

From the token page, you can access the following pieces of basic information about the token you’re interested in:

  • Smart contract address and its blockchain explorer link

  • Link to social media page and website, if applicable

  • Chain

  • Market cap: the total value of the token in circulation

  • 1D Volume: trading volume for the past day

  • 1D Price: percent change in price of the token over the past day

  • PnL data ("Your Position"), if we display it for that token

  • Networks: for tokens available on multiple blockchain networks (whether through bridging, wrapping, or otherwise), we group those versions together on one token page

You can view price data for a specified time period (all-time, 1 year, 30 days, 7 days, 1 day), and can view as a line or candlestick chart. Candlestick charts are not available for native tokens.

For tokens with versions on multiple blockchain networks, we aggregate their stats.

Click the Activity tab to see trade activity associated with that token (after July 28, 2025), and filter by your own trades. You cannot filter by “Your Trades” for tokens that have versions on multiple blockchain networks (such as USDC). You can also filter by OpenSea, Uniswap, Pancake Swap, and Aerodrome activity.

Click Holders to view the top owners of a particular token. You can see their wallet address, percent held, quantity held, value, and when they last received some of that token.

View your PnL in the “Your Position” section. For tokens that have been grouped into one token page (like ETH), click the Positions tab to view your PnL by chain:

Finally, you’ll also see other trending tokens at the bottom of the token page:

At this time, token developers don’t have the ability to customize their token page. We hope to offer this functionality in the future.

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