Remember When I Sued The SEC? (We lost!*the battle but won the war)
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Lawsuit timeline
How we got here.
SEC charges Stoner Cats

The SEC announces charges against Stoner Cats, putting NFT projects directly in the securities crosshairs.
SEC releaseI compose This Song Is A Security

I write the song that becomes the seed material for this project and the remix composer.
Watch the songWe sue the SEC

We file the complaint challenging how the SEC is treating NFT projects and artists.
Read complaintThe SEC files a motion to dismiss

The SEC asks the court to dismiss the case before it moves further.
Read motionWe file our opposition

We respond and argue that the case should continue instead of being dismissed.
Read oppositionThe SEC replies

The SEC replies to our opposition, completing another round of briefing.
Read replyOral arguments in court

The arguments move from the filings into court for oral argument.
View filingOur case is dismissed

The court dismisses the case, closing this chapter of the lawsuit.
Read dismissalThe SEC releases NFT guidance

The SEC releases NFT guidance that would not treat Stoner Cats, or almost any similar NFT project, as securities.
Read guidanceAbout the song
Remix a (not) security.
I composed hundreds of variations across the various instruments and sections of "This Song Is A Security" and every time you mint, you get a new remix along with your PFP.































































