OpenSea announces a one-week deadline to move your NFTs away from Ethereum into their new smart contract.
to the OpenSea announcement, the NFT listings created before Feb. 18 will automatically expire within a week by Feb. 25 by 2 PM ET:
Upon successful migration, the NFT listing will show the original date of posting. However, once the deadline is crossed, users will be allowed to relist the delisted NFTs over the new smart contract. “During this migration period, old offers on items will expire, and offers made on the old smart contract will become invalid.”
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