When the news broke in the community about the Azuki NFTs getting delisted, the blue-chip NFT collection took it to Twitter saying the team did reach out to OpenSea about the delisting emails sent to Azuki holders and was awaiting a response.
About two hours later OpenSea put out the statement about the error. The NFT marketplace noted they did work fast to resolve the issue and they have been in direct contact with the Azuki team.
“We’re so sorry for any inconvenience and confusion this may have caused,” OpenSea tweeted.
This is not the first time OpenSea has delisted NFTs from a blue-chip collection. In June, OpenSea delisted Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs whilst also dealing with an email data breach. Just like with the case of Azuki, the matter got resolved in a few hours.
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