Apr 7, 2021
Carlton Fields Attorney-at-Law Drew Hinkes and XReg Consulting Senior Partner Siân Jones join “Coin Toss” to debate whether or not non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and artwork more broadly should be regulated in ways not too dissimilar from banks and other big financial institutions, and if so, where they draw the line.
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Video transcriptCarlton Fields Attorney-at-Law Drew Hinkes and XReg Consulting Senior Partner Siân Jones join “Coin Toss” to debate whether or not non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and artwork more broadly should be regulated in ways not too dissimilar from banks and other big financial institutions, and if so, where they draw the line.
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