Good news everyone! ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
#NFT Enthusiasts create blockchain tools to track stolen artworks! Bravo @SnifflesNFT!!!!!
More info here: https://t.co/VAxgQGF1df
NFTs opened up a new opportunity for scammers and this has an outsized impact on artists. Check out this article in @TheVerge on what people are doing about it. Our own @mhi is working on @SnifflesNFT to protect artists and lended his thoughts on the space.
If you or anyone else gets banned/blocked from Discord/Twitter by an NFT project for asking legitimate questions or voicing legitimate concerns, it's immediately a very red flag. It stands for everything that Web3 doesn't stand for https://t.co/hCSuLnzJOf
Hi again from the most depressing account on Twitter 👋😒
Never believe anyone who says "NFTs can never be stolen".
Our DMs are filled with desperate people who have had their NFT stolen in some wallet hack, phishing attack, or discord exploit. We wish we could help them.
@opensea @misslizzyart @Julie_Pacino@jordanbayne @TwitterSpaces Hey @opensea, what about creating Twitter conversations to understand what the NFT space in Twitter face and their problems with your platform? We love the idea of Web3 films, but frens have serious troubles with your platform :(
@NickOnRipple Sorry to hear that Nick :( If you have the scammer’s collection address and link, we can help you with the takedown request ✨ And don’t worry it’s free, visit our website;
https://t.co/4sHXR4SNEz
@alicemonstrinho@opensea So sorry for that Alice :( Unfortunately, OpenSea put itself in such a position that even the rightful artists can’t trust that OpenSea will help them with their copyright issues.
OpenSea is now rejecting takedown requests (sent via their own Takedown Form) on stolen artwork, citing their ToS as the reason. We've heard from multiple artists who have sent proof of ownership, but OpenSea refused to take the work down. This thread has more info.⬇️