NFT thefts decreased in June, data shows
PeckShieldAlert data shows that approximately $2.27 million worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) were stolen by bad actors in June, representing a 23% decrease compared to May. Blur, the world’s number-one NFT marketplace, was the preferred dumping ground for 86% of the stolen digital collectibles, followed by OpenSea with 13.76%. #PeckShieldAlert In June 2023, ~$2.27M worth of #NFTs were stolen, marking a 23% decrease compared to the previous month. Within a span of 160 minutes, half of the stolen NFTs were promptly sold on various marketplaces. The percentage of stolen NFTs initially sold on @blur_io… pic.twitter.com/0bhYs3CzTL — PeckShieldAlert (@PeckShieldAlert) July 3, 2023 Bitcoin’s BRC20 NFTs, or Ordinals, have recorded the second-highest trading volumes in the last 30 days, dwarfed by only Ethereum’s ERC20-based digital collectibles. Despite the steep decrease in NFT trading volumes in recent months due to the ravaging crypto winter and overall gloomy market cond...