But before he can even tell the world that his f n is n f t has been stolen, that has been the victim of a phishing scam. Uh, this FFT has already sold to a third party. Um uh, so, uh, at the time, what he did was he tweeted at the new owner, um, and and and and the owner didn't respond. But the interesting legal questions that arise here are Who owns the commercial rights? Uh, to the stolen n f T. Is it Seth Green? Is it bored? Cape Yacht Club who he he bought the n f T. From. And if you go into the board, a yacht club website and you look at, uh, there's there's there's a bunch of wording under a heading called Ownership, And this apparently is supposed to describe who actually owns the n F. T s. But it's written so ambiguously that it's actually not clear who owns the commercial rights to the stolen N. F. T. And another, uh, related question is, if Steph just launches the show, can the new owner sues F for I P infringement? Uh, and that's an interesting question, because I don't think the answers to this are as easy as they normally would be. If this was just a normal as a painting, for example, uh, but in fact, there will be a part three to this because we'll see how this unfolds, and hopefully I'll have more legal feedback.

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