Bored Ape Yatch Club recently launched APE coin and it soon got listed on major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, KuCoin, Gemini and even Coinbase. Never has it happened that a coin / token was listed on Binance and Coinbase on same day. This caught the eye of scammers who set up a phishing site and started pushing it using fake, hacked Twitter accounts that are often used for NFT promotions.
CEO of Utopian Game Labs is heavily investing in blockchain gaming and currently developing a play and earn NFT game, Time Raiders. It’s no secret that play to earn games involving tokens or NFTs for purchase are taking the main stage this year. Web3, the metaverse and blockchain gaming are all terms that we’ve seen discussed for better or worse but the trends are all pointing towards gamification being the true future of the gaming industry.
(more…)Here is another NFT minting gone wrong, this time by Pixelmon team, which after raising a whopping 70,000,000 dollars wants to spend another 2,000,000 to upgrade their NFTs from terrible looking NFT sketches to something more rewarding. We, at NFTputing, love supporting small and new NFT projects but when you have paid 3 ETH for an NFT that looks like this, there is no excuse.
There is a rumor brewing that OpenSea, world’s most popular NFT website has been hacked. Many thinking OpenSea has churned out new contracts, but it’s just a phishing attempt at making you give permissions on phishing website.
(more…)If you use twitter, you must have come across some unknown weird verified twitter accounts related to NFT niche. These NFT twitter accounts have extremely high engagement. Blue tick, high number of followers, high engagement makes everything looks legit and dangerous. People really need to stop searching out / following “influencers” and start finding real artists that show up every day to support.
