We recently reported about the decision by DraftKings to discontinue its NFT Marketplace business. At the time, DraftKings said the decision was due to ārecent legal considerations.ā Although DraftKings did not elaborate, conventional wisdom was that this was a reference to a decision in July, in federal district court in Massachusetts in Dufoe v. DraftKings, that refused to dismiss a proposed class action suit against DraftKings claiming that the NFTs that DraftKings sold on its…
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