I'm confused why they would close over this, since what they're describing is essentially their core business and shouldn't come as a surprise to them. Could it

I'm confused why they would close over this, since what they're describing is essentially their core business and shouldn't come as a surprise to them. Could it be that they're in legal trouble? One thing that seems important, but which is missing from the headline, is the fact that people were also selling bundles of existing NFTs on their platform. > Hejazi highlighted three main problems: people selling unauthorised copies of other NFTs, people making NFTs of content which does not belong to them, and people selling sets of NFTs which resemble a security.