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90 days agocryptopotato
Former US President Trump’s ETH Wallet Shows Sale of NFT Royalties Totaling $2.4M
The wallet, which Arkham Intelligence previously associated with Trump in August, has transferred $2.4M generated from his NFT royalties to Coinbase.
92 days agocryptodaily
Binance and Royal Thai Police Join Forces to Combat Crypto Crime
Crypto exchange Binance and the Royal Thai Police combine their expertise to fight the rise in digital-asset-related crimes.
100 days agocryptopotato
Collab.Land Launches First SocialFi Bot, Telefrens, to Empower Crypto Trading on Telegram
[PRESS RELEASE – Denver, USA, December 18th, 2023] The popular token gating tool is launching the first SocialFi bot on Arbitrum for intuitive token trading within Telegram. Collab.Land [$COLLAB], an automated member management system for tokenized communities, introduced Telefrens powered by Arbitrum today, the first Social Finance (SocialFi) bot for token-gated groups with royalties rewarding […]
118 days agocointelegraph
Rarible’s RARI Foundation taps Arbitrum for royalty-embedded EVM chain
Rarible has cemented its commitment to NFT royalty enforcement by launching a testnet for an EVM-compatible chain with embedded royalties on the node level.
121 day agocryptopotato
BinaryX Launches AI Chat Game ‘AI Hero’ With Limited NFT Mints
[PRESS RELEASE – Singapore, Singapore, November 28th, 2023] BinaryX today announced the official launch of AI Hero, an AI-based battle royale adventure game. The team initially released an Open Beta version of the game in October this year. The game combines the best elements of AI technology, Battle Royale and GameFi, offering an immersive and […]
148 days agocryptodaily
Royal Bank of India Governor adamant that crypto is a threat to financial stability
Governor Shaktikanta Das is continuing to voice his concerns about crypto. However, the governor has no views on the instability of fiat currencies.
153 days agocointelegraph
UK passes bill to enable authorities to seize Bitcoin used for crime
Filed in September 2022, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill is expected to receive royal assent on Oct. 26, 2023.
163 days agocryptodaily
NFT Makers Begin Boycott Of OpenSea To Protest Sinking Royalties
Yuga Labs, the creators of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection, and LSLTTT Holdings Inc, creator of the Pudgy Penguins collection, are among many withholding some of their collections.
176 days agozycrypto
Binance Collaborates with Royal Thai Police to Bust Crypto Scammers, Recovers Over $250 Million
Binance recently joined forces with the Royal Thai Police to combat cryptocurrency-related crimes, arresting key suspects and recovering over $250 million in assets. Operation Trust No One According to a Tuesday blog, Binance Investigations, in partnership with the Royal Thai Police’s Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) and U.S. Homeland Security Investigation (HSI), successfully dismantled a […]
176 days agocointelegraph
Binance collaborates with Royal Thai Police to seize $277M from scammers
Over 3,000 victims of the alleged crypto scammers have come forward to the authorities to file for compensation claims.
181 day agocointelegraph
PayPal applies for NFT marketplace patent for on-chain or off-chain asset trading
PayPal’s proposed NFT purchase and transfer system would handle fractionalization, DAOs and royalties through a third-party provider.
202 days agocryptodaily
‘Beliebers’ Can Now Own ‘Company’ NFTs
Justin Bieber's 2015 hit song "Company" has taken a digital turn, allowing fans to own a piece of it through NFTs and potentially earn royalties in the future.
204 days agocointelegraph
Justin Bieber hit track becomes NFT for royalty-sharing
Justin Bieber’s hit song from 2015 “Company” has been turned into an NFT by another from which fans could earn royalties from future streams of the track.
212 days agocryptodaily
SEC Charges LA-Based Impact Theory Over Unregistered Securities
The US SEC charged Impact Theory with the “unregistered offering of crypto asset securities.” The LA-based entertainment company has paid a $6 million settlement following the charges. On Monday, the SEC announced charging the LA-based Impact Theory with an unregistered securities offering. The agency claims Impact’s 2021 NFT launch falls under an unregistered securities offering. SEC: Impact Theory’s NFT Launch Is an Investment Contract In a press release, the SEC claimed the company conducted “an unregistered offering of crypto asset securities in the form of purported non-fungible tokens (NFTs).” According to the SEC, Impact Theory raised approximately $30 million from hundreds of investors through its 2021 offering. The securities agency claims that from October to December 2021, Impact offered and sold three tiers of NFTs, known as Founder’s Key, which the company called “Legendary,” “Heroic,” and “Relentless.” The press release explains Impact Theory “encouraged potential investors to view the purchase of a Founder’s Key as an investment into the business, stating that investors would profit from their purchases if Impact Theory were successful in its efforts.” The company allegedly stated that it was “trying to build the next Disney,” and if successful, would deliver “tremendous value” to Founder’s Key purchasers. The SEC’s order, therefore, found that Impact’s NFT sales to investors were investment contracts and, thus, securities. The securities agency established that Impact Theory violated federal securities laws by offering and selling these NFTs to the public without the necessary registration. Antonia Apps, Director of the SEC’s New York Regional Office, said: “Absent a valid exemption, offerings of securities, in whatever form, must be registered.” Adding, “Without registration, investors of all types are deprived of the protections afforded them by the robust disclosures and other safeguards long provided by our securities laws.” Impact Theory Settles with the SEC Impact Theory agreed to a cease-and-desist order in a settlement agreement, finding it violated the Securities Act of 1913. Without admitting or denying the agency’s findings, Impact Theory also agreed to pay $6.1 million in “disgorgement, prejudgement interest, and a civil penalty.” The company further agreed to destroy all Founder’s Keys in its possession or control, publish a notice of the SEC’s order on its website and all social media channels, and eliminate royalties that it might receive from future secondary market sales involving the NFTs. The SEC’s order also established a “Fair Fund” to return funds investors paid to buy the Founder’s Keys. The order against Impact Theory is the first NFT enforcement action the SEC has brought. In a statement, SEC Commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda disagreed with the SEC’s claims. They said: “We dissented in part because we disagreed with the application of theHoweyanalysis. Regardless of what one thinks of theHoweyanalysis, this matter raises larger questions with which the Commission should grapple before bringing additional NFT cases.” The Commissioners added: “We understand why the Commission was concerned about this NFT sale. Even though we believe strongly that adults should be able to spend their money as they choose, we share our colleagues’ worry about the type of hype that entices people to spend almost $30 million for NFTs seemingly without having a clear idea about how they will use, enjoy, or profit from them. This legitimate concern, however, is not a sufficient basis to pull the matter into our jurisdiction. The handful of company and purchaser statements cited by the order are not the kinds of promises that form an investment contract. We do not routinely bring enforcement actions against people that sell watches, paintings, or collectibles along with vague promises to build the brand and thus increase the resale value of those tangible items.” Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
212 days agocryptodaily
SEC Charges LA-Based Impact Theory Over Unregistered Securities
The US SEC charged Impact Theory with the “unregistered offering of crypto asset securities.” The LA-based entertainment company has paid a $6 million settlement following the charges. On Monday, the SEC announced charging the LA-based Impact Theory with an unregistered securities offering. The agency claims Impact’s 2021 NFT launch falls under an unregistered securities offering. SEC: Impact Theory’s NFT Launch Is an Investment Contract In a press release, the SEC claimed the company conducted “an unregistered offering of crypto asset securities in the form of purported non-fungible tokens (NFTs).” According to the SEC, Impact Theory raised approximately $30 million from hundreds of investors through its 2021 offering. The securities agency claims that from October to December 2021, Impact offered and sold three tiers of NFTs, known as Founder’s Key, which the company called “Legendary,” “Heroic,” and “Relentless.” The press release explains Impact Theory “encouraged potential investors to view the purchase of a Founder’s Key as an investment into the business, stating that investors would profit from their purchases if Impact Theory were successful in its efforts.” The company allegedly stated that it was “trying to build the next Disney,” and if successful, would deliver “tremendous value” to Founder’s Key purchasers. The SEC’s order, therefore, found that Impact’s NFT sales to investors were investment contracts and, thus, securities. The securities agency established that Impact Theory violated federal securities laws by offering and selling these NFTs to the public without the necessary registration. Antonia Apps, Director of the SEC’s New York Regional Office, said: “Absent a valid exemption, offerings of securities, in whatever form, must be registered.” Adding, “Without registration, investors of all types are deprived of the protections afforded them by the robust disclosures and other safeguards long provided by our securities laws.” Impact Theory Settles with the SEC Impact Theory agreed to a cease-and-desist order in a settlement agreement, finding it violated the Securities Act of 1913. Without admitting or denying the agency’s findings, Impact Theory also agreed to pay $6.1 million in “disgorgement, prejudgement interest, and a civil penalty.” The company further agreed to destroy all Founder’s Keys in its possession or control, publish a notice of the SEC’s order on its website and all social media channels, and eliminate royalties that it might receive from future secondary market sales involving the NFTs. The SEC’s order also established a “Fair Fund” to return funds investors paid to buy the Founder’s Keys. The order against Impact Theory is the first NFT enforcement action the SEC has brought. In a statement, SEC Commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda disagreed with the SEC’s claims. They said: “We dissented in part because we disagreed with the application of theHoweyanalysis. Regardless of what one thinks of theHoweyanalysis, this matter raises larger questions with which the Commission should grapple before bringing additional NFT cases.” The Commissioners added: “We understand why the Commission was concerned about this NFT sale. Even though we believe strongly that adults should be able to spend their money as they choose, we share our colleagues’ worry about the type of hype that entices people to spend almost $30 million for NFTs seemingly without having a clear idea about how they will use, enjoy, or profit from them. This legitimate concern, however, is not a sufficient basis to pull the matter into our jurisdiction. The handful of company and purchaser statements cited by the order are not the kinds of promises that form an investment contract. We do not routinely bring enforcement actions against people that sell watches, paintings, or collectibles along with vague promises to build the brand and thus increase the resale value of those tangible items.” Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
215 days agocointelegraph
NFT Collector: Giant Swan’s gothic VR dreamscapes… royalty nightmare on OpenSea
Melbourne NFT artist Giant Swan used to sit in his car crying because he didn’t fit in. Now he’s found his place as a gothic VR dream creator
216 days agocointelegraph
Spain launches AI regulation agency in bid to become industry leader
Spain has become one of the first countries in the European Union to establish its own task force for regulating Artificial Intelligence on Aug. 22, when the Council of Ministers approved a Royal Decree establishing the new agency.
216 days agocryptodaily
Rarity Cuts Ties With OpenSea Over Royalty Issue
The NFT marketplace Rarity has recently defended creator royalties and cut ties with OpenSea, LooksRare, and other platforms that do not enforce royalties. Rarity Takes a Stand In a bold move that underscores its commitment to artist royalties, NFT marketplace Rarity announced its decision to sever ties with OpenSea, LooksRare, and X2Y2, effective September 30. This decision is a staunch defense of creator rights amidst an ongoing debate about NFT royalties. Rarity, known as a prominent NFT marketplace and aggregator, has been unwavering in its support for artist royalties. The platform's recent announcement clarified its stance. The statement declared, "By September 30th, Rarible.com will no longer aggregate orders from OpenSea, LooksRare or X2Y2…We support royalties. We always have. And we always will.” Redefining Paradigms In Web3 Era In its public statement, Rarity commended the potential of Web3, emphasizing its promise for artists and creators. Beyond mining NFTs, the platform envisions a redefinition of how creativity is valued and compensated. According to Rarity, the core principle of royalties aligns perfectly with the spirit of decentralization, claiming it to be an ongoing acknowledgment of the creator's worth in each transaction. The platform asserted, "We stand in solidarity with creators and artists. That's why we will no longer support marketplaces that neglect royalties.” Shifting Stance On Royalties OpenSea, a significant player in the NFT market, was initially a vocal advocate for creator royalties, offering rates of up to 10%. However, for the completion of its Blur project, it opted to make NFT creator royalties an optional feature. The marketplace introduced the Operator Filter tool to ensure royalty payments, but this initiative lacked universal buy-in across the Web3 ecosystem. OpenSea's CEO, Devin Finzer, acknowledged this shortfall, stating that the desired empowerment of creators hadn't materialized and recently announced his decision to sunset the Operator Filter. The NFT market is witnessing a trend towards optional creator royalties, leaving creators unpaid upon resale. This policy shift has been adopted by various platforms, including LooksRare, Sudoswap, Magic Eden, and X2Y2. While this move aligns with the evolving landscape, it also raises concerns about the financial well-being of artists. Rarity's Trading Surges In the next 24 hours following the announcement, Rarity experienced a notable surge in trading volume. Analytics data from DappRadar illustrated a remarkable 585% spike in 24-hour fiat trading volume on Rarible, surpassing $45,000 on August 23. While these figures might be modest compared to industry counterparts, Rarity's volume leap outperformed OpenSea and LooksRare. The former saw a trading volume decline of approximately 19%, while the latter experienced a staggering drop of around 74%. On the other hand, X2Y2 observed a volume increase of 8.8% over the same period. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
216 days agocryptodaily
Rarity Cuts Ties With OpenSea Over Royalty Issue
The NFT marketplace Rarity has recently defended creator royalties and cut ties with OpenSea, LooksRare, and other platforms that do not enforce royalties. Rarity Takes a Stand In a bold move that underscores its commitment to artist royalties, NFT marketplace Rarity announced its decision to sever ties with OpenSea, LooksRare, and X2Y2, effective September 30. This decision is a staunch defense of creator rights amidst an ongoing debate about NFT royalties. Rarity, known as a prominent NFT marketplace and aggregator, has been unwavering in its support for artist royalties. The platform's recent announcement clarified its stance. The statement declared, "By September 30th, Rarible.com will no longer aggregate orders from OpenSea, LooksRare or X2Y2…We support royalties. We always have. And we always will.” Redefining Paradigms In Web3 Era In its public statement, Rarity commended the potential of Web3, emphasizing its promise for artists and creators. Beyond mining NFTs, the platform envisions a redefinition of how creativity is valued and compensated. According to Rarity, the core principle of royalties aligns perfectly with the spirit of decentralization, claiming it to be an ongoing acknowledgment of the creator's worth in each transaction. The platform asserted, "We stand in solidarity with creators and artists. That's why we will no longer support marketplaces that neglect royalties.” Shifting Stance On Royalties OpenSea, a significant player in the NFT market, was initially a vocal advocate for creator royalties, offering rates of up to 10%. However, for the completion of its Blur project, it opted to make NFT creator royalties an optional feature. The marketplace introduced the Operator Filter tool to ensure royalty payments, but this initiative lacked universal buy-in across the Web3 ecosystem. OpenSea's CEO, Devin Finzer, acknowledged this shortfall, stating that the desired empowerment of creators hadn't materialized and recently announced his decision to sunset the Operator Filter. The NFT market is witnessing a trend towards optional creator royalties, leaving creators unpaid upon resale. This policy shift has been adopted by various platforms, including LooksRare, Sudoswap, Magic Eden, and X2Y2. While this move aligns with the evolving landscape, it also raises concerns about the financial well-being of artists. Rarity's Trading Surges In the next 24 hours following the announcement, Rarity experienced a notable surge in trading volume. Analytics data from DappRadar illustrated a remarkable 585% spike in 24-hour fiat trading volume on Rarible, surpassing $45,000 on August 23. While these figures might be modest compared to industry counterparts, Rarity's volume leap outperformed OpenSea and LooksRare. The former saw a trading volume decline of approximately 19%, while the latter experienced a staggering drop of around 74%. On the other hand, X2Y2 observed a volume increase of 8.8% over the same period. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
217 days agocointelegraph
​​NFT marketplace Rarible sees uptick after commitment to royalties
NFT aggregator Rarible said by October it would cut off aggregate orders from competitors that don’t enforce royalties, such as OpenSea.
217 days agocointelegraph
Bitcoin Ordinals volume dips 98%, OpenSea to disable royalty tool, and Frend.tech hype: Nifty Newsletter
Bitcoin Ordinals NFT volume plunges 98%, and Yuga Labs is terminating its partnership with OpenSea over creator royalties.
218 days agocryptodaily
Yuga Labs To End Support For OpenSea’s Seaport Protocol From 2024
Yuga Labs, the creators of the hugely popular NFT collection Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), have announced they will be removing support for OpenSea’s Seaport Protocol from February 2024. OpenSea has made over $100 million in fees from collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, BAKC, Mutant Apes, and other prominent NFT collections. Yuga Labs To Block OpenSea Yuga Lab’s decision to block OpenSea comes after OpenSea announced its decision to disable mandatory royalties for existing collections. OpenSea announced a slew of changes in a blog post published on the 17th of August. OpenSea had stated in its update, “We launched our Operator Filter so creators could restrict secondary sales to web3 marketplaces that enforce creator fees. But we relied on opt-in by the entire ecosystem, which didn’t happen. So we’re making a few changes to our approach to creator fees. Starting on Thursday, the 31st of August, 2023, we’re moving to optional creator fees on OpenSea in an effort to better reflect the principles of choice and ownership that drive this decentralized ecosystem.” Yuga Lab’s collections on OpenSea comprise nearly $5 billion worth of all-time traded value. Out of this, the Bored Ape Yacht Club alone has generated around $2 billion. The announcement makes Yuga Labs the latest NFT project to come out in opposition to OpenSea’s controversial decision. Yuga Labs CEO Daniel Alegre, stated in a post on X, “Yuga Labs will begin the process of sunsetting support for OpenSea’s SeaPort for all upgradable contracts and any new collections, with the aim of this being complete in February 2024 in tandem with OpenSea’s approach. “For as much as NFTs have been about users truly owning their digital assets, they’ve also been about empowering creators. Yuga believes in protecting creator royalties so creators are properly compensated for their work.” A spokesperson for Yuga Labs stated that the company would be moving towards disallowing OpenSea’s marketplace to trade any of its collections as they phase out royalties. Move Panned By NFT Community OpenSea’s sudden move has, not surprisingly, angered the NFT and digital art communities, with artists expressing their anger and disbelief at the decision. They have also criticized OpenSea’s lack of respect and appreciation for the creators from whom it had profited off for years. One of the most prominent investors in OpenSea, Mark Cuban, has also criticized the move, posting on X. “Not collecting and paying royalties on NFT sales is a HUGE mistake by OpenSea. It diminished trust in the platform and hurts the industry.” The company has also changed its OpenSea Pro fee structure and will be levying a 0.5% fee on listings and offers on the platform starting the 31st of August. At present, the 0.5% listing fee is only applicable in specific instances where the creator royalty is set to below 0.5% or if the collection does not meet specified thresholds. The move could drive users to Blur, which recently surpassed OpenSea as the leading NFT marketplace by trading volume. Collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunks play a crucial role in contributing to the success of NFT marketplaces such as OpenSea. According to data from Ninjalerts, Yuga Lab’s 30-day trading volume is 80% of the size of OpenSea’s at $52.8 million. Meanwhile, OpenSea’s 30-day volume is around $66.7 million. “Yuga’s 30d volume is 80% the size of OpenSea’s. This is the leverage that IP has over NFT Marketplaces. The NFT Marketplaces are dead without the most important IP Will this lead to walled garden marketplaces by IP owners? That’s much more complicated, so I’m not sure. Distributors can also create walled gardens. Is there any upside for OpenSea to work as an “Authorized Reseller” that maintains royalties for the top IP? Probably? It will be very difficult for these IP creators to make good marketplaces.” Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
220 days agocryptodaily
Crypto Weekly Roundup: SEC Greenlights Ether ETFs And More
After a long history of blocking crypto-related exchange-traded funds, news around the blockchain is that the SEC will not block or oppose ETF applications. Officials and sources close to the matter have stated that approvals could come as early as October, but the SEC has yet to comment on the matter. Let’s find out more. Ethereum The United States Securities Commission (SEC) is all set to greenlight the first exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on Ether (ETH) futures in a big win for the crypto space. Former United States President Donald Trump’s latest public financial disclosure has revealed that he owns around $250,000 to $500,000 worth of Ethereum (ETH). Global payment giant Visa has completed a test for an innovative solution on the Ethereum blockchain, which will allow its users to pay on-chain gas fees using a Visa debit or credit card. DeFi Binance has officially announced the launch of its opBNB Mainnet, a notable addition to the burgeoning decentralized scaling solutions sector. Ethereum layer-2 solution Arbitrum is set to “cliff unlock” over 1 billion worth of $ARB on March 16, 2024, and finally start ARB’s staggered unfreezing over the next four years. Prominent decentralized exchange Uniswap has confirmed that it has fired a prominent developer over his involvement in a $25,000 memecoin rug pull. Altcoins Trading-focused blockchain Sei’s latest SEI token launch did not go over as well as expected after being plagued with delays and problems with the token giveaway. Following negative downward price action since November 2021, the $BNB token has reached the point where a slide under the critical $220 level could lead to a calamitous -5x crash down to below $50. Blockchain security firm PeckShield has reported that around $1.7 million worth of ETH is stuck in the Shibarium Bridge after its launch failed to create a meme coin rally. Technology Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, provided an analytical dive into X's Community Notes tool via a post on his personal website. Business The Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) has made a strategic investment in MoneyGram International, which resulted in obtaining a coveted seat on the firm’s Board of Directors. GSR, the oldest market maker in the crypto space, is feeling the full impact of the ongoing bear market, with multiple top executives, including the CFO, departing the company. Crypto media outlet CoinDesk has cut its editorial staff by 45% as its parent company DCG prepares to introduce strategic investors. Coinbase has announced its official entry into the Canadian market in a strategic move that involved the integration of Interac payment rails. Regulation According to a notice published by the regulatory authority, Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority has hit digital asset exchange OPNX and its founders nearly $2.8 million. According to hedge fund manager Mark Yusko, banks take $7 trillion out of the system every year. In a major development, the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange (COIN) has received regulatory approval to list crypto futures in the United States. From October 1st onwards, PayPal will temporarily halt its cryptocurrency sales in the United Kingdom, mainly because of the shifting regulatory environment in the UK. Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee are demanding that SEC Chair Gary Gensler explain how Prometheum got approval from the SEC. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is in the news once again after a recent development revealed that he had allegedly used stolen customer funds to donate over $100 million to political campaigns. Cryptocurrency custodian Prime Trust and some affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday after Nevada regulators placed it into receivership in June. Singapore’s central bank has announced the release of a revised regulatory framework to ensure stability for single-currency stablecoins regulated in the city-state. The SEC has taken decisive action against Crowe U.K. LLP, a pro-crypto London-based audit firm, over the auditing of music streaming service Akazoo. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has included crypto in its annual risk review for the first time, stating that crypto presents key risks and that it needs closer supervision. NFT Coca-Cola has launched its new exclusive NFT collection, “Masterpiece,” on Coinbase’s Layer-2 network during the “Onchain Summer” festival. NFT marketplace OpenSea will be sunsetting its on-chain royalty enforcement tool, Operator Filter. Web3 Polygon Labs has partnered with Korean telecommunications company SK Telecom to develop a complete Web3 ecosystem. Singapore-based Web 3 gaming firm Affyn has entered a strategic partnership with Grand Prix Season Singapore to present a metaverse event to the fans. Security Base project RocketSwap has devised an emergency plan to recover from a brute force hack that siphoned away around 471 ETH, valued at around $865,000, on the 14th of August. DeFi platform Zunami Protocol has become the latest protocol to be hacked after confirming on Sunday that bad actors hacked its liquidity pool on Curve. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
222 days agocointelegraph
Yuga Labs to wind back from OpenSea over its axing of royalty enforcements
Yuga Labs said it will start winding back OpenSea support for “all upgradable contracts and any new collections” following the announcement from the NFT marketplace.

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