Coinbase briefly published and subsequently removed a page announcing a token sale for OpenSea's unreleased "SEA" token, according to reports surfacing on social media. The now-deleted post outlined specific financial details, suggesting a valuation for the project between $3.0 billion and $3.8 billion. However, OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander quickly dismissed the rumors as "fake news." Hollander clarified that the specific details about the valuation and public offering were false. The speculation had gained traction after the Coinbase post alleged that OpenSea was preparing for a public token sale. The incident highlights the volatility of information in the crypto space, where unverified leaks can rapidly spark market speculation before being officially debunked. [Update 1] OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander has officially reiterated his denial, specifically addressing rumors that the platform plans to conduct a $150 million ICO next week. He labeled this specific claim as "fake" in response to the circulating speculation that originated from the deleted Coinbase post.