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Timothy McKimmy, an NFT collector, sued the NFT marketplace OpenSea after losing his Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT due to what he described as a malicious attack on

OpenSea, the eBay of the blockchain, announced on Saturday night that it was investigating a scam targeting users of its non-fungible tokens (NFTs) platform. The firm

OpenSea, the largest digital marketplace for NFTs, is facing a $1 million lawsuit from a collector who says he lost his Bored Ape NFT to hackers because of a known

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OpenSea Sued For 1 Million Dollars By User Who Lost His Bored

OpenSea, a service recently valued at over $13 billion, has seen at least 32 of its users affected by what was apparently a phishing attack, resulting in millions of dollars

NFT Man Sues for $1 Million After His Precious Ape Is Stolen

OpenSea Sued For 1 Million Dollars By User Who Lost

OpenSea’s Woes Getting Worse With Impending $1M

Hacker Steals $1.7 M. in NFTs on OpenSea

Scammers Steal $1.7 Million Worth of NFTs from OpenSea

Hacker steals over $1.7 million worth of NFTs from OpenSea users