NFT owners reminded to be vigilant after 29 Moonbirds were stolen by clicking a bad link
A malicious link netted a scammer $1.5 million worth of Moonbird NFTs from a Proof Collective member.
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A malicious link netted a scammer $1.5 million worth of Moonbird NFTs from a Proof Collective member.
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