Where Bitcoin was hailed as the digital answer to currency, NFTs are now touted as the digital answer to collectibles. But there are plenty of skeptics who think it is all a bubble that is going to burst.
The structure of NFTs—modeled after artwork rather than currencies or shares—implies they are not subject to the same financial regulation as other types of crypto. However, they still risk falling afoul of intellectual property law and consumer protection laws.
Anyone entering the world of NFT art will need to seriously consider it from the perspective of taxation, corporate structure, and intellectual property.
Noida: A 12-year-old boy in Noida's Parthala village died by strangling himself while performing a "superman stunt" to post on his social media.
Bazpur: In yet another shocking incident, a woman allegedly married her son from her first husband. A complaint was lodged by a middle-aged man named Indraram, in which he alleged that his wife married her son from her first husband and took away Rs 20,000 from the house.
