‘Code is not law:’ Seth Green thief stole Bored Apes, not the rights, say experts
Green planned on using the BAYC in an upcoming TV series, and he has hinted he will go to court to get his Apes back if the new owner does not give it up.
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Green planned on using the BAYC in an upcoming TV series, and he has hinted he will go to court to get his Apes back if the new owner does not give it up.
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