You've just been NFT-served. NFTs are becoming a viable solution for serving court orders and summons. Two crypto lawyers explain why.
Non-fungible tokens are becoming an increasingly popular solution to serving defendants in blockchain-based crimes that would otherwise be unreachable, according to crypto lawyers.
While the defendant's identity was unknown, the plaintiff accused the defendant of stealing cryptocurrency to the approximate value of $958,648.41. Barbara explained that summoning an unknown identity through NFT is done through the transfer of the NFT into the defendant’s blockchain wallet address where the stolenHe noted that this method is a way of reaching the accused when other traditional methods such as email or post are not viable due to the identity being unknown.
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