MAYC #8530 Stolen by Phishing Account, Sold for 10.7 Blur Pool

By cineramaApril 30, 2023NFT

MAYC #8530 NFT was stolen by Fake_Phishing 178866, as identified by Etherscan. The NFT was unsold for about 528 days before the theft. Shortly after stealing, Fake_Phishing 178866 sold […]

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MAYC #8530 Stolen by Phishing Account, Sold for 10.7 Blur Pool

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