RTFKT lawsuit: Options for CloneX & Nike NFT Holders
Burwick Law’s RTFKT investigation reviews January 8 2025 shutdown fallout for CloneX and other Nike NFTs. Explore your legal rights today.

RTFKT (acquired by Nike) launched signature drops such as CloneX, MNLTH and Animus Eggs. Prices soared—then crashed after Nike confirmed on January 8 2025 that it would wind down the unit. Buyers who lost money in RTFKT now want clarity on their legal remedies. Burwick Law, a leading crypto securities firm, has opened an independent RTFKT investigation to evaluate claims and prepare an RTFKT lawsuit if warranted.
Key Allegations Under Review
- Sale of digital assets that may constitute unregistered securities, exposing investors to undisclosed risks.
- Marketing that implied sustained utility and brand engagement, followed by the abrupt shutdown.
- Sharp valuation collapse that caused thousands of buyers to lose money in RTFKT overnight.
If you bought CloneX or any RTFKT drop and later lost money RTFKT, you may have viable claims under federal securities law and state consumer-protection statutes. Our team is collecting on-chain data and public statements to determine the strongest strategy to sue RTFKT and related parties. Early participation in the RTFKT investigation helps preserve evidence and maximizes settlement opportunity.
Burwick Law represents thousands of digital-asset investors. We combine blockchain forensics with courtroom experience to build cases that compel serious negotiations. Whether the ultimate path is a negotiated settlement or a full RTFKT lawsuit, our goal is straightforward: position clients for the best possible outcome.
If fellow collectors also lost money in RTFKT, share this page to help strengthen the evidence base. To discuss your situation, start the intake at burwick.law/newclient. Acting promptly preserves records and positions you for the best opportunity in any forthcoming RTFKT lawsuit.