Did they steal all NFTs?
this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2023
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Yeah the contract is how a few exchanges got stolen from in recent years
There were sufficiently stupid people to pay money for NFTs. They will sufficiently stupid people around to pay the ransom.
Insurance scam? Not too be cynical, but after the price dropped a year(?) ago there were a number of thefts for which there was speculation about them being insurance fraud.
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Lol "worth"... that word is absolutely meaningless. This chewed gum I have is "worth" $2.7 billion dollars!!!
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