Swiss regulator GESPA takes aim at FIFA’s NFT platform in formal complaint
Switzerland's nationwide gambling authority said that user rewards on the platform feature the element of chance, categorizing them as gambling.
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Switzerland's nationwide gambling authority said that user rewards on the platform feature the element of chance, categorizing them as gambling.
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