Trader loses 7-figure sum due to 0L Network hard fork
“Forking out wallets without community input is theft,” according to the trader, who also claims to be part of 0l Network’s marketing team.
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“Forking out wallets without community input is theft,” according to the trader, who also claims to be part of 0l Network’s marketing team.
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