This Week in the Metaverse: A former OpenSea employee is convicted, but a different court case could shed more light on the future of NFTs

By cineramaMay 6, 2023Metaverse

Welcome to This Week in the Metaverse (now published Saturdays), where Fortune rounds up the most interesting news in the world of NFTs, culture, and the metaverse. Email marco.quiroz-gutierrez@fortune.com […]

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This Week in the Metaverse: A former OpenSea employee is convicted, but a different court case could shed more light on the future of NFTs

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