TechFlow News — As of September 19, at least three NFT marketplaces have restricted trading for the "Stoner Cats" NFT collection. Each platform has implemented different measures to limit Stoner Cats. OpenSea and Blur continue to display items from the collection but have blocked transactions by hiding listings and offers on individual NFT pages. An OpenSea spokesperson confirmed that Stoner Cats cannot be bought, sold, or transferred on the platform, but stated the collection has not been delisted or removed.
In addition, Rarible has hidden the entire Stoner Cats collection. Rarible assured users on its official website that they still own their respective NFTs; like most NFTs, these assets remain freely transferable on the blockchain or tradable on other compatible marketplaces. Rarible said it had restricted access to Stoner Cats "based on its market monitoring of recent events."
Earlier, the U.S. SEC accused Stoner Cats 2 LLC (SC2) of conducting an unregistered offering of crypto asset securities through NFTs, raising approximately $8 million to fund an animated web series titled "Stoner."
