$2.2 Million in Bored Ape NFTs Stolen, OpenSea Freezes Transactions

By cineramaDecember 31, 2021NFT

OpenSea has frozen $2.2 million of stolen Bored Apes NFTs after the owner reported the incident. A total of 15 apes and mutants have been stolen. NFT marketplace OpenSea […]

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$2.2 Million in Bored Ape NFTs Stolen, OpenSea Freezes Transactions

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