Alcohol Brands Are Getting into the NFT Space. What Does This Mean for Legal Compliance?
The offering of non-fungible tokens in the beverage alcohol industry is a growing practice, but brands must learn to navigate this legal gray area
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A former development consultant working in emerging markets, the founder of Wine for the World built an import company that uplifts undervalued wine regions and winemakers