Terror groups may turn to NFTs to raise funds and spread messages: WSJ
National security experts have raised the alarm bells over the IS-NEWS #01 NFT, which is being seen as the first case of an NFT created and shared by a “terrorist sympathizer.”
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National security experts have raised the alarm bells over the IS-NEWS #01 NFT, which is being seen as the first case of an NFT created and shared by a “terrorist sympathizer.”
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