
OpenSea’s CFO Brian Roberts Parts Ways With The NFT Marketplace
Oct 11,2022
6284- Brian Roberts, the chief financial officer of OpenSea, has gone his own way with the company
- Roberts went to Facebook to announce his resignation from OpenSea in NFT market
Brian Roberts, the chief financial officer of OpenSea, which leads the NFT market, rushed to Facebook to announce his resignation. Opensea has confirmed with EWN that they will go their own way through consensus.
Brian Roberts, the chief financial officer of OpenSea, went his own way with the company
Brian Roberts, chief financial officer of OpenSea, a well-known NFT market, decided to withdraw from the company. In 2021, Roberts was selected as the chief financial officer of OpenSea NFT marketplace. Previously, he worked with Lyft, a start-up company sharing ride applications, for nearly seven years
Roberts announced his resignation on Facebook and added that he was still interested in the future development of Web3 applications, especially OpenSea and its current market policies in the future
"OK, this is my moment of success in the" high seas ". I am grateful for the opportunity and proud of the achievements, but the most important thing is the strength of the OpenSea financial team. It is a precious opportunity for me to start building a team again, and select the game changes carefully. I have been working closely with Devin Finzer and Justin Jow, who are very responsible, to ensure orderly progress. " Added FB post
In addition, Roberts also determined that he would serve as the future consultant of the company again, which could help OpenSea navigate from time to time
"... I will continue to serve as the consultant of the company. You are surprisingly optimistic about Web3, especially OpenSea. The company is under construction, and I can assure you that a better situation is still ahead." Roberts strictly followed
Johnson's resignation coincided with a bear market in all NFT trading. According to the data collected from Dune's analysis, the irreplaceable token market will decline significantly in 2022 compared with previous years.
The chart shows that the total output of NFT decreased from $17 billion in January to $466 million in September. Price analysis includes information from famous NFT markets such as OpenSea, Larvalabs, Rarib, NFTX and Foundation. However, although the market trend was sluggish, OpenSea generated about $144 million in revenue in the third quarter, thus maintaining its operations.
In addition, OpenSea has been making great efforts to expand its industrial base to a higher level. The company recently released a feature feature based on Twitter, allowing customers to announce the listing of large quantities of directories and purchase specific content on OpenSea