First Law Firm Uses NFT to Serve an Anonymous Defendant a Restraining Order

2022-6-17 07:39

Holland & Knight, an international law firm, has managed to become the first company to serve a temporary restraining order to a defendant through an NFT. The NFT, at its core, was airdropped by the law firm’s Asset Recovery team in a professional and legal manner.

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NFT - это невзаимозаменяемая монета, необходимая, например, для токенизации прав собственности на землю, подтверждения подлинности документов и прочих процессов, требующих подтверждения уникальности.

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