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Drew Hinkes
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NFTs From a Legal Perspective
When dealing with non-fungible tokens (NFTs), is money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illegal activity so reprehensible that preventing it must be a priority beyond privacy concerns? Carlton Fields Attorney Drew Hinkes and XReg Consulting Senior Partner Siân Jones discuss finding the right balance between the value of safety and costs of compliance in navigating the world of NFTs.
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Should NFTs Be Regulated Like Money?
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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