The One Solution That Could Eliminate NFT Fraud

The One Solution That Could Eliminate NFT Fraud

An interview with REV3AL’s founders on building digital counterfeiting and copyrights fraud prevention tools. When it comes to the NFT industry, there’s hardly a single resolution to the industry-agnostic issues of digital fraud and counterfeiting. NFTs, digital IDs, copyright images and videos, and other forms of digital media can be easily duplicated and disseminated, making it tricky to find a solution to prevent different types of attacks. The REV3AL platform believes they have the all-in-one solution to prevent digital counterfeit and copyright fraud. Its solution aims to....


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