Collectors can browse, buy and sell Solana NFTs alongside the network’s fungible tokens, with Mad Lads and Claynosaurz available at launch.
OpenSea has added Solana NFTs to OS2, allowing collectors to browse, buy and sell the network’s digital collectibles through the marketplace.
The August 31 launch expands OpenSea’s Solana offering beyond fungible tokens. The company said collectors can use the platform without switching wallets or visiting multiple marketplaces, while Solana creators gain another venue for reaching buyers.
OpenSea named Claynosaurz, Mad Lads, Collector Crypt and Phygitals among the collections available at launch. Solana NFTs now sit alongside assets from more than 25 blockchains supported by OpenSea.
OS2 Moves Beyond Solana Tokens
OpenSea’s OS2 release in May 2025 provided fungible-token trading across 19 chains, including Solana. The new NFT support fills out the Solana side of the platform with collection browsing and trading.
The marketplace had previously announced an “initial beta” for Solana in April 2022. That post did not state how many collections the beta covered or describe its trading functions. In its current announcement, OpenSea said users can buy, sell, trade and bid on top Solana collections.
OpenSea’s addition creates more overlap with established Solana marketplaces. Magic Eden’s Solana page features Claynosaurz, Mad Lads and Collector Crypt, while Tensor lists Claynosaurz, Mad Lads and BoDoggos among the collections on its platform.
The marketplace pages reviewed do not provide a direct venue-volume comparison. OpenSea’s rankings page displays columns labeled “1d Vol” and “1d Sales,” Magic Eden shows collection columns for volume and sales, and Tensor displays 24-hour volume and sales by collection. Those pages establish overlapping catalogs and trading activity, but not how much Solana NFT volume each venue executed over the same period.
For collectors, the immediate change is access: OpenSea says Solana NFTs can now be browsed, bought and sold using the wallet and setup they already use on the platform.