OpenSea email over inactive NFT listings sparks Twitter debate
Some OpenSea users who heeded OpenSea’s call to call their inactive listings ended up losing their NFTs and their money.
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Some OpenSea users who heeded OpenSea’s call to call their inactive listings ended up losing their NFTs and their money.
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