Independent concept study

Four product concepts for OpenSea.

Graded‑card packs, perpetuals, collectibles and prediction markets — designed on OpenSea's own system and built as a working prototype you can use.

Dan Weingart · Product design · Aug 2026
Markets home — one balance across perps, cards and prediction marketsMarkets home · live prototype, one balance across four verticals

Four concepts, one balance

Open packs of PSA‑graded cards. — landing page
OpenSea Packs· PSA Vault

Open packs of PSA‑graded cards.

Every pack is a real slab in the PSA Vault. Sell it back instantly at 95% — the category stops at 90%.

Sell‑back95%
Pack EV99%
Marketplace fee0%
Trade perps from the same balance. — landing page
OpenSea Perps· Hyperliquid

Trade perps from the same balance.

180+ markets on Hyperliquid's book, with a 5 bps builder fee itemised on every ticket.

OpenSea fee5 bps
Max leverage40×
CustodyNone
Graded cards: packs, market and vault. — landing page
OpenSea Cards· Collector Crypt

Graded cards: packs, market and vault.

OpenSea's own tier ladder on Collector Crypt machines. Odds and expected value sit beside the buy button.

Buyback85% · 72h
Stated EV93%
Marketplace fee0%
Yes or no, on the game or the Fed. — landing page
OpenSea Predict· Kalshi via Apex

Yes or no, on the game or the Fed.

Event contracts on a regulated exchange. Prices are probabilities, and OpenSea's share of the fee is shown as included — never added.

Payout$1 / contract
Fee0.6 – 1.75%
EligibilityPre‑render
The unified balance component, showing allocation across available funds, perps margin, cards and prediction positionsUnified balance · in the global nav
The thesis

One balance funds everything.

Without a shared layer these are four integrations sharing a logo. One USDC balance, progressive KYC, and a single fee component that always itemises the partner's cut and OpenSea's — that is what makes it one product.

What it shows

Mobile‑first

The same product at phone width.

The icon rail becomes a thumb‑zone tab bar, settings move into a bottom sheet, the trading terminal stacks chart over ticket, and the balance collapses to one line with a segmented allocation bar. The frame on the left is the live prototype, not a picture — scroll it.

Simulated data, no real transactions — connecting creates a sandbox account. Press N on any screen for the design notes behind it.

An independent concept study by Dan Weingart · Not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenSea · The OpenSea name and mark belong to Ozone Networks, Inc.PrototypeSystemProcess