Swiss Regulator Files Criminal Complaint Against FIFA Over Blockchain Tokens
The Swiss gambling regulator has filed a criminal complaint against the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) over its blockchain-based “right to buy” tokens sold on the FIFA Collect platform, alleging...
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