Brian Frye

Brian Frye, a law professor at the University of Kentucky and securities expert, dives into the controversial classification of NFTs as securities. He argues that recognizing NFTs as securities could actually benefit the market by bringing regulatory clarity. Frye highlights the ongoing challenges of the SEC and the potential for NFTs to democratize access to capital for creators. He also discusses the evolving nature of copyright in the digital age, emphasizing how NFTs can reshape monetization opportunities for artists while addressing legal hurdles in the creative landscape.

Join Jonathan Mann, the 'Song a Day Man' known for his daily musical creations turned NFTs, and Brian Frye, a law professor and NFT expert, as they dive into their groundbreaking lawsuit against the SEC. They discuss the importance of this case for the crypto industry and how it challenges the classification of NFTs as unregistered securities. Listen in as they explore the implications for digital artists, share personal stories, and even offer a humorous musical take on navigating the complexities of NFT regulations.