Getting customer invoices per transaction is fundamentally not possible with the blockchain and peer-to-peer payment networks. What you suggest is that every individual and corporate entity who has sold a NFT should also be treated as criminal and have their assets seized, because they are not able to provide purchaser invoices per sale?
His records and sales are public on the site and easily traceable, far more transparently given than most corporate and celebrity NFT sales that have happened without issue in the last two years.
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Getting customer invoices per transaction is fundamentally not possible with the blockchain and peer-to-peer payment networks. What you suggest is that every individual and corporate entity who has sold a NFT should also be treated as criminal and have their assets seized, because they are not able to provide purchaser invoices per sale?
His records and sales are public on the site and easily traceable, far more transparently given than most corporate and celebrity NFT sales that have happened without issue in the last two years.