Thieves Steal Gallery Owner’s Multimillion-Dollar NFT Collection: ‘All My Apes Gone’

By cineramaJanuary 5, 2022NFT

Bored Ape Yacht Club, #9410, 2021 Opensea “I have been hacked. All my apes gone. This just sold please help me,” wrote gallery owner Todd Kramer , of New […]

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Thieves Steal Gallery Owner’s Multimillion-Dollar NFT Collection: ‘All My Apes Gone’

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