Odaily星球日报讯 OpenSea 联创 Devin Finze 于 X 平台发文表示，美 SEC 认为平台上的 NFT 是证券，对美 SEC 竟然对创作者和艺术家采取如此大规模的行动感到震惊，已准备好站起来反抗。NFT 本质上是一种创意商品，不应以监管抵押债务的方式监管数字艺术，如果创作者因为监管部门的威胁而停止创作数字艺术，那将是一个可怕的未来。

OpenSea联创：对美SEC大规模行动表示震惊，不应以监管抵押债务的方式监管数字艺术

Odaily Odaily News: OpenSea co-founder Devin Finze posted on the X platform that the US SEC believes that NFTs on the platform are securities. He is shocked that the US SEC has taken such a large-scale action against creators and artists, and is ready to stand up and resist. NFT is essentially a creative commodity, and digital art should not be regulated in the same way as mortgage debt. If creators stop creating digital art because of threats from regulators, it will 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

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.

OpenSea: Received SEC Wells Notice and Plans to Provide $5 Million to Support Legal Fees for NFT Artists and Developers

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