NFT court orders could become a norm in crypto-related litigation: Lawyers
Regardless of whether the defendant sees the court notice, getting served via a nonfungible token “limits what the defendant” can do with the funds, according to legal experts.
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Regardless of whether the defendant sees the court notice, getting served via a nonfungible token “limits what the defendant” can do with the funds, according to legal experts.
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