Bored Ape floor price plummets amid game launch and NFT crash
Over the weekend, floor prices for Bored and Mutant Apes crashed after Yuga Labs launched its new NFT-based game HV-MTL.
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Over the weekend, floor prices for Bored and Mutant Apes crashed after Yuga Labs launched its new NFT-based game HV-MTL.
Read more (2 min) →A Twitter user mediated the sale of a stolen NFT back to its owner without realising that this incriminates them, too.
Yuga Labs flagship BAYC collection is holding its price, despite 71 pieces being sold off, and recent allegations of plagiarism.
The owner of Bored and Hungry, the Bored Ape Yacht Club-themed restaurant, has hit back at reports that the eatery no longer accepts cryptocurrency.
The timing of the stunt was either highly unfortunate or deliberately provocative, falling in the middle of Pride month and one day after Juneteenth.
If bad actors want to get their hands on your Ape, there's not a lot they won't do. Put simply, if you own an Ape, you've got to be on your guard 24/7.
In the latest BAYC scam, close to 100 Bored Apes and other NFTs were stolen. Hackers promised free land in Yuga Labs' new metaverse.
Blockchain analytics unit AnChain calculated the Bored Ape Yacht Club airdrop scam resulted in stolen NFTs worth at least $160,000.
A Bored Ape Yacht Club member who lost more than $2 million worth of NFTs to phishers has inspired a slew of savage crypto memes.