DOJ Indicts Scammer Who Allegedly Made OpenSea Copycat to Steal $450 K. in NFTs and Crypto

By cineramaJuly 11, 2023NFT

One of the NFTs that the scammer was able to obtain from a victim. The Department of Justice indicted Soufiane Oulahya on fraud charges related to an scheme to […]

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DOJ Indicts Scammer Who Allegedly Made OpenSea Copycat to Steal $450 K. in NFTs and Crypto

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