Insider trading case involving NFTs and a $57,000 profit ends with the first such criminal conviction ever

By cineramaMay 3, 2023NFT

An OpenSea employee was convicted of fraud. US prosecutors won the first-ever insider-trading trial involving digital assets with the conviction of a former product manager at the largest NFT […]

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Insider trading case involving NFTs and a $57,000 profit ends with the first such criminal conviction ever

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