Desperate FTX customers may have exploited NFT-linked loophole to recover funds before bankruptcy filing

By cineramaNovember 12, 2022NFT

Photo illustration by Fortune; original photos by Getty Images FTX’s bankruptcy means some customers will have to wait months, or even years, to regain their deposits, assuming they can […]

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Desperate FTX customers may have exploited NFT-linked loophole to recover funds before bankruptcy filing

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