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'All My Apes Gone': Thieves steal NFT collections worth millions of dollars - Vimarsana News

'All My Apes Gone': Thieves steal NFT collections worth millions of dollars

Thieves Steal Gallery Owner’s Multimillion-Dollar NFT Collection: ‘All My Apes Gone.

A Man Who Cried Out 'All My Apes Gone,' A Guy Who Thinks Tim Cook Isn't Rich And More Of This Week's 'One Main Character' - Vimarsana News

A Man Who Cried Out 'All My Apes Gone,' A Guy Who Thinks Tim Cook Isn't Rich And More Of This Week's 'One Main Character'

This week's characters include a man who became an instant meme after his NFTs were stolen, a guy who thinks a CEO who earns $1.5 billion isn't rich, a "Sesame Street" character who had a meltdown over a rock and a pundit with an opinion so bad it was dubbed "the worst take of 2022."

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'All My Apes Gone': An Art Dealer's Despondent Viral Tweet About the Theft of His NFTs... Is Now an NFT - Vimarsana News

'All My Apes Gone': An Art Dealer's Despondent Viral Tweet About the Theft of His NFTs... Is Now an NFT

The stolen trove was worth an estimated $2.2 million. The NFT of Todd Kramer's tweet is going for a lot less.

Source: artnet.com
Collection of Bored Ape NFTs Stolen From Todd Kramer - Vimarsana News

Collection of Bored Ape NFTs Stolen From Todd Kramer

Collection of Bored Ape NFTs Worth Millions Stolen From Art Gallery Owner: Allegedly using a phishing scam.

After Raising Another $300 Million in Funding, NFT Marketplace OpenSea Is Now Valued at an Extraordinary $13.3 Billion - Vimarsana News

After Raising Another $300 Million in Funding, NFT Marketplace OpenSea Is Now Valued at an Extraordinary $13.3 Billion

Founded just four year ago, OpenSea is now a darling of venture capitalists looking for big returns on investment.

Source: artnet.com