Kings: De'Aaron Fox breaks silence on alleged $1.5 million NFT scam
Kings star De'Aaron Fox has taken to Twitter to explain his decision to pull out of his NFT project after earning $1.5 million in sales.
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Kings star De'Aaron Fox has taken to Twitter to explain his decision to pull out of his NFT project after earning $1.5 million in sales.
A multi million NFT heist took place on the weekend on Web 3.0 marketplace Opensea, in a phishing scam that affected 17 users and over 254 tokens.
An alarming attack stole 254 NFTs (valued at over $1.7 million) from 32 users of the OpenSea NFT platform, including tokens from Decentraland and Bored Ape Yacht Club.
Web3 Is Going Just Great is a two-month old website that chronicles the latest crises in NFTs, DAOs, and everything else happening in crypto. We interview its creator, Molly White, who is also a longtime Wikipedia contributor.
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