NFT theft fell 23% in June as Fraudsters stole $2.27m worth of NFTs

By cineramaJuly 3, 2023NFT

NFTs in recent months have not been the hottest trends like they used to be in 2022 and 2021. The activities of fraudsters operating in the space also appeared […]

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NFT theft fell 23% in June as Fraudsters stole $2.27m worth of NFTs

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