Odaily星球日报讯 就 SEC 对 OpenSea 发出 Well Notice 一事，法学教授 Brian Frye 和艺术家 Jonathan Mann 在接受 DL News 采访时表示：“起诉 OpenSea 就像起诉 eBay 销售交易卡，或起诉苏富比销售艺术品，SEC 的唯一标准是资产是否在区块链上。” 此前消息，两位 NFT 艺术家就 NFT 是否为证券及其管辖权起诉美国 SEC。法学教授 Brian Frye 和“Song a Day Mann”歌曲作者 Jonathan Mann 于周一向美国路易斯安那州东区地方法院对 SEC 及其五名委员提起诉讼。两位艺术家的律师指责 SEC 发起了一场争夺管辖权的“运动”，并以泰勒·斯威夫特的门票为例，认为 SEC 将 NFT 归类为证券是荒谬的，此外还引用了该机构最近针对 NFT 的两起案件。

Odaily星球日报讯 就 SEC 对 OpenSea 发出 Well Notice 一事，法学教授 Brian Frye 和艺术家 Jonathan Mann 在接受 DL News 采访时表示：“起诉 OpenSea 就像起诉 eBay 销售交易卡，或起诉苏富比销售艺术品，SEC 的唯一标准是资产是否在区块链上。”此前消息，两位 NFT 艺术家就 NFT 是否为证券及其管辖权起诉美国 SEC。法学教授 Brian Frye 和“Song a Day Mann”歌曲作者 Jonathan Mann 于周一向美国路易斯安那州东区地方法院对 SEC 及其五名委员提起诉讼。两位艺术家的律师指责 SEC 发起了一场争夺管辖权的“运动”，并以泰勒·斯威夫特的门票为例，认为 SEC 将 NFT 归类为证券是荒谬的，此外还引用了该机构最近针对 NFT 的两起案件。

分析：SEC对OpenSea的Well Notice关键点在于资产是否在链上

According to Odaily, in the case of the SEC issuing a Well Notice to OpenSea, Professor of Law Brian Frye and artist Jonathan Mann stated in an interview with DL News: "Suing OpenSea is like suing eBay for selling trading cards, or suing Sotheby's for selling art. The SEC's only criterion is whether the asset is on the blockchain." Previously, two Non-Fungible Token artists filed a lawsuit against the US SEC regarding whether Non-Fungible Tokens are securities and their jurisdiction. Professor of Law Brian Frye and "Song a Day Mann" songwriter Jonathan Mann filed a lawsuit on Monday against the SEC and its five commissioners in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. The artists' lawyers accused the SEC of launching a "campaign" to dispute jurisdiction, and argued that it is absurd for the SEC to classify Non-Fungible Tokens as securities, using Taylor Swift's tickets as an example. They also cited two recent cases brought by the agency against Non-Fungible Tokens.

Odaily Odaily reported that regarding the SEC&#39;s Well Notice to OpenSea, law professor Brian Frye and artist Jonathan Mann said in an interview with DL News: &quot;Suing OpenSea is like suing eBay for selling trading cards, or suing Sotheby&#39;s for selling artworks. The only criterion for the SEC is whether the asset is on the blockchain.&quot; Earlier, two NFT artists sued the US SEC over whether NFTs are securities and their jurisdiction. Law professor Brian Frye and &quot;Song a Day Mann&quot; songwriter Jonathan Mann filed a lawsuit against the SEC and its five commissioners in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana on Monday. The two artists&#39; lawyers accused the SEC of launching a &quot;movement&quot; for jurisdiction, and cited Taylor Swift&#39;s tickets as an example, believing that it was ridiculous for the SEC to classify NFTs as securities, and also cited the agency&#39;s two recent cases against NFTs.

Analysis: The key point of SEC's Well Notice to OpenSea is whether the assets are on the chain

Odaily reports that OpenSea co-founder Devin Finzer posted on a platform stating that the US SEC considers the Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) on the platform as securities. He is shocked that the US SEC is taking such large-scale action against creators and artists. NFTs are essentially creative products and should not be regulated in the same way as mortgage-backed securities. If creators stop creating digital art due to the threats from the regulatory authorities, that would be a terrible future.

OpenSea co-founder: Shocked by the large-scale actions of the US SEC, digital art should not be regulated in the same way as mortgage debt

According to market information, OpenSea has received a Wells notice from the US SEC.

Market News: OpenSea Receives Wells Notice from US SEC

Odaily reported that OpenSea posted on the X platform, announcing that they have received a Wells notice from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. However, OpenSea is shocked by the SEC's actions that threaten creators and artists, and they are now prepared to stand up and fight for the industry. To help ensure that creators can continue to create without fear, OpenSea stated that they intend to provide $5 million to cover the legal fees of Non-Fungible Token artists and developers who have received Wells notices.