Demystifying NFTs: Securities Law and other Legal Considerations for the Latest Investment Phenomenon

Why You Should Attend

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are the latest craze shaking up the world of investments. Artists, professional athletes, musicians, and even some major corporations are working with NFT online exchanges to issue these “one-of-a-kind” crypto-collectibles that utilize blockchain technology to certify, record, and transfer ownership of the unique digital assets. The exploding popularity of NFTs also opens the door to a host of legal and regulatory questions, including regulation of offerings of NFTs as securities.

What You Will Learn:

Non-fungible tokens have been growing significantly in popularity in recent years because of the potential to “tokenize” blockchain-based digital assets that represent an increasing number of commodities and provide a way to transfer ownership of digital assets to holders. Join us for this 90-minute program that explains what NFTs are and how they may disrupt the securities and legal landscapes.

Topis to be covered:

• What is an NFT and why would someone buy one?
• How does an NFT differ from a cryptocurrency?
• What rights are created and transferred?
• Authentication issues
• Are NFTs regulated as securities?
• Federal and state laws that need to be considered when purchasing or selling an NFT

This program was recorded on April 14, 2021. Faculty questions will be answered by email within two business days. In addition, all registrants will receive a set of downloadable course materials to accompany the program.

Who Should Attend:

This program is for any lawyer looking for a full understanding of the rapidly growing market for non-fungible tokens.

For more information and to register, please visit the ALI CLE Event Page.