Back to collectionA visible OpenSea collection does not establish key liquidity
Tipzy asked about Sentry node licences and posted an OpenSea collection after IDefleqt said the keys could not be bought there because they were non-transferable. IDefleqt repeated that they could not be sold. Follow-up messages in the discussion distinguished listing an item from completing a purchase and said that a purchase attempt would return an error. The thread contained no completed transfer or transaction receipt.
Tipzy asked about Sentry node licences and posted an OpenSea collection after IDefleqt said the keys could not be bought there because they were non-transferable. IDefleqt repeated that they could not be sold. Follow-up messages in the discussion distinguished listing an item from completing a purchase and said that a purchase attempt would return an error. The thread contained no completed transfer or transaction receipt.
The dispute was about exit liquidity, not merely the presence of a catalogue page. A displayed collection and a posted contract-address comparison could not, by themselves, establish permission to transfer the underlying key. Nor did the discussion establish that the collection was fraudulent. The narrower, useful finding was the gap between a marketplace display and an executable sale.