The SEC has taken action against Stoner Cats for selling securities in the form of NFTs, which raised around $8 million from investors.
Profit expected by NFT purchasers
According to a press release published on the Securities and Exchange Commission site, Stoner Cats was charged with selling 10,000 NFTs to investors at a price of $800 each, the offering for which was reportedly sold out in 35 minutes.
The SEC charged that Stoner Cats launched a marketing campaign that underscored the benefits of owning the NFTs and that the company also highlighted the option of owners being able to sell their NFTs on the secondary market.
The SEC went on to state that the Stoner Cats team marketed themselves as “Hollywood producers” and that the combination of their crypto knowledge and ability to hire “well-known actors” would lead investors to expect a profit from their NFTs.
In addition, by encouraging investors to sell their NFTs on in the secondary market, the team benefited from a 2.5%
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