Why NFT Marketgoers Should Be Weary of Copyright Laws Before Buying Into the Hype

By: Karlie Rubin Non-fungible tokens, otherwise known as NFTs, are quickly sweeping through the cryptocurrency market making a name for themselves valued by the richest of the rich. Although NFTs are seemingly acting like cryptocurrency, every NFT has a unique identification code and metadata that distinguishes them from each other.  When NFTs first hit the… Read More Why NFT Marketgoers Should Be Weary of Copyright Laws Before Buying Into the Hype

NFT Scammer’s Recent Rug-Pull Leaves Purchasers Defrauded and Feeling “Frostie”

By: Catherine Nicholson Non-Fungible Tokens, more commonly known as “NFTs,” are a digital form of artwork that can be bought and sold on OpenSea – the largest and most commonly used NFT Marketplace.  NFTs have recently taken the technology world by storm within the past two years and their rapid increase in popularity can be… Read More NFT Scammer’s Recent Rug-Pull Leaves Purchasers Defrauded and Feeling “Frostie”

Non-Fungible Tokens: The Million Dollar Digital Assets

NFTs are unique blockchain-based tokens and provide a way for the digital transfer of assets. While digital art and whatnot can be easily screenshotted or photographed, only the purchaser of the NFT has the original due to the uniqueness of the transfer. Digital art is a common NFT, but currently Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is selling the first tweet ever as an NFT, and the current bid is $2.5 million. I will discuss different examples of NFTs and the legal ramifications of these transfers, specifically the rights owners have when they buy the tokens. … Read More Non-Fungible Tokens: The Million Dollar Digital Assets