NFT Marketplace Admits That 80 Percent of NFTs Are Spam, Scams and Fraud

By cineramaJanuary 29, 2022NFT

That’s a lot of fraud… Take It Back Forget a simple majority — OpenSea, one of the largest online NFT marketplaces — announced this week that a solid 80 […]

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NFT Marketplace Admits That 80 Percent of NFTs Are Spam, Scams and Fraud

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