An ex-employee of leading non-fungible tokens (NFT) marketplace, OpenSea, has been charged with wire fraud and money-laundering. In Australia, a senate enquiry was called for in late 2021, with the Morrison government saying it would adopt the report’s recommendations, which included rules for crypto to be held by local custodians and a special category of crypto markets licence. Bitcoin rebounded, bouncing back 2.23 percent to once more edge above the 30k mark, and was recently trading at US$30,461.
Major NFT Platform OpenSea Ex-Employee Arrested on Fraud Charge
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