Ope, a leading nft platform, just admitted that an employee was front running feature drops with a secret etherium account before the public had access. So what this means is nfts, if you're unaware, non fungible tokens, are like collecting cards. That's what the bord monkey board, ape yacht club and top shop and all thi stuff is about. And here we now have confirmation of people breaking the rules, and not just a rogue, bad actor. This isn't chinese, you know, a black ops. No, literally.
First, Jason breaks down NFT platform OpenSea admitting one of their employees was front-running featured items (2:02). Could this tip off the SEC that NFTs might be securities rather than collectibles (12:01)? Then, Jason talks to Producer Rachel about TWiST Meetups (18:24). Finally, Goldbelly CEO Joe Ariel joins to talk about his high-end food marketplace, being the first mover in a blossoming category, the food e-commerce market & more. (30:15)