CENT CEO Cameron Hedzhazi reported, what with 6 On February, the site suspended NFT trade due to an increase in cases of fraud in the industry of non-replaceable tokens.
Cameron Hedzhazi (Cameron Hejazi) explained, that the reason for this decision was the frequent cases of producing fraudulent NFT fraudsters. The company is interested in protecting the creators of content, and therefore considers the possibility of introducing centralized control. Hedzazi specified, that it will be a short -term measure for that, To start NFT trading on the platform again.
"A whole spectrum of action takes place, which should not occur according to the law ", - noted the hedzhazi.
Despite, that the platform has suspended the purchase and sale of NFT, The NFT Two Collection "Values" is still available for purchase. CENT CEO said, that the company will continue to study decentralized solutions, Since many creators and collectors of NFT attract decentralized platforms, allowing users to create collection tokens.
The founder of Cent noted, that the problem of fake NFT concerns not only its platform, but the entire industry in general. Hedzazi bothers, that these problems may be in the spotlight, когда крупные бренды присоединятся к метавселенной или Web3. He noted, that Coca-Cola and the Gucci luxury brand are among companies, selling NFT, And recently YouTube said, that will study the functions of non -replaced tokens.
"I think, that this is a rather fundamental problem Web 3.0 ", He said.
In early February, the popular NFT Opensea release and trade platform reported, what more 80% NFT, created using the function of "lazy minting", turned out to be plagiarism, spam or fake. Last year, a fraudster advertised a fake NFT Banksy on the artist’s official website and sold an incorrect token to Opensea for $338 000, and then returned almost all the money to the buyer.
Recall, that recently the State Duma Committee on Information Policy proposed to consolidate the concept of NFT and extend to the marketplaces of non-replaceable tokens the action of the Law "On Living" of foreign IT companies.
