<h4>NFTs stay in the forefront of popularity. The trend that started in 2021 is carrying over to 2022. Among others, they are great tools to help fight plagiarism and fraud. However, from a regulatory perspective, NFTs are still in the wild wild West. Now, we are confident that some of you, out there, like that concept. But the copyright holder of an NFT may have a different view on this.</h4><p>Screenshots or right-click and save are easy things to do. However, they don&#39;t make you the owner of an NFT. Yet, where is the line of what you can get away with and what not? That is what we are going to look at and tell you about NFT regulation.</p><p>Read the whole article <a href="https://www.altcoinbuzz.io/nft/forkast-report-regulations-in-nfts/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">here</a>.</p>

Forkast Report: Regulations in NFTs

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