I'll just follow up by saying again that the regulations don't use the term “non-fungible token” or the terms “cryptocurrency”, or “Bitcoin”. They are used to explain that it's a token or a type of virtual currency that's used for payment and investment purposes. This means that if ever an NFT were used for those purposes, it would be triggering AML and ATF, or anti-money-laundering and anti-terrorist-financing, regulation obligations. It's thus meant to be future-proof and is meant to be function-based.
The answer, then, is that it depends if NFTs were to be used in that fashion moving forward.
Thank you.