Bored Ape NFT Collector Loses Million-Dollar Stash to Discord Scammers

By cineramaNovember 4, 2021NFT

Calvin Becerra, the owner of three iconic Bored Ape non-fungible tokens (NFT), lost all three to scammers on social networking platform Discord in what many consider to be a […]

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Bored Ape NFT Collector Loses Million-Dollar Stash to Discord Scammers

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