Scam Alert: Fake Cristiano Ronaldo and Binance NFT Drop Promoted on Twitter

By cineramaDecember 2, 2022NFT

Cover image via stock.adobe.com As interest in soccer-themed cryptocurrency projects is triggered by the 2022 FIFA World Cup, more and more scammers are trying to get the most out […]

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Scam Alert: Fake Cristiano Ronaldo and Binance NFT Drop Promoted on Twitter

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