Fake news: SEC thinks NFTs are securities

OpenSea fans claim that SEC commissioners think all NFTs are securities, but like so many fake news events in crypto, it never happened.
OpenSea fans claim that SEC commissioners think all NFTs are securities, but like so many fake news events in crypto, it never happened.
OpenSea claims that classifying NFTs as securities would misinterpret the law, jeopardize artists’ livelihoods, and stifle innovation.
Fake news about Gary Gensler circulated this week in politically-motivated articles and tweets that have earned millions of misleading views.
Drive Planning allegedly sold unregistered securities to investors, promising they could earn a 10% return in just three months.
US district judge Analisa Torres has changed the future of crypto trading and fundraising with a powerful, surprising ruling in SEC v. Ripple.