Artists sue SEC over confusing security status of NFTs
Attorneys representing the artists drew parallels to Taylor Swift concert tickets, which are often sold on the secondary market.
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Attorneys representing the artists drew parallels to Taylor Swift concert tickets, which are often sold on the secondary market.
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