OpenSea Denies Hack and Bug Allegations, Claims Issue is Related to UI
Major non-fungible token (NFT) platform OpenSea has denied hack allegations, saying that yesterday's issue was related to user interface (UI) design. "This is not an exploit or a bug – it’s an issue that arises because o...
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Major non-fungible token (NFT) platform OpenSea has denied hack allegations, saying that yesterday's issue was related to user interface (UI) design.
"This is not an exploit or a bug – it’s an issue that arises because of the nature of the blockchain," the OpenSea spokesperson told Cryptonews.com....
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