CyberKongz Beats the SEC: A Landmark Win for NFTs On April 15, 2025, the SEC quietly ended its two-year investigation into CyberKongz, a pioneering NFT project launched in 2021. No charges. No settlement. Just a full stop. For anyone building at the intersection of NFTs, https://t.co/lAaC9WG9LY
Despite the SEC inquiry, this last year we've onboarded 5 million wallet users, partnered with 3 multi-billion dollar companies, and doubled our signed games to 500+ now the investigations over -- so lock in, because we're only accelerating from here
Congrats to CyberKongz as the SEC has officially closed its investigation! Now it’s time to focus on exciting money-making opportunities through games and DeFi on @Ronin_Network. @playcambria ’s prize pool has reached $815k Origins S12 Postseason has officially begun https://t.co/fCJh1ccgai


The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially ended its two-year investigation into CyberKongz, an Ethereum-based NFT gaming project launched in 2021. The project concluded the probe without any charges or settlements, joining other prominent NFT platforms like Yuga Labs and OpenSea that have also cleared SEC scrutiny. During the investigation period, CyberKongz expanded its user base to 5 million wallet users, partnered with three multi-billion dollar companies, and increased its signed games to over 500 on the Ronin Network. The project is now focusing on growth opportunities in gaming and decentralized finance (DeFi), with initiatives such as the @playcambria prize pool reaching $815,000 and the Origins S12 postseason underway.