$1.1 million NFT scam: Lessons learned

By cineramaApril 25, 2022NFT

REV3AL creates technology protecting NFT authenticity to meet industry concerns as scammers steal 356.56 ETH through NFT project rugpull Fresh concerns regarding shady NFT projects and investments come to […]

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$1.1 million NFT scam: Lessons learned

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