Prosecutors want to claim NFTs as securities, alleges legal team of former OpenSea employee

Prosecutors want to claim NFTs as securities, alleges legal team of former OpenSea employee
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2022-8-23 22:15

“The government has brought the instant prosecution using ill-founded applications of criminal law to set precedent in the digital asset space,” said Nathaniel Chastain’s lawyers.

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