tracking only some of the many disasters happening in crypto, defi, NFTs, and other blockchain-based projects since 2021 • created by @molly0xfff
wishing the best to the people who leveraged themselves up to their eyeballs at platypus finance's recommendation 
Crypto researcher @FatManTerra has described this as "the first decentralized robbery" as people rush to copy the transaction used by the original exploiter to take money for themselves.
It's no big surprise that Shkreli has jumped into the crypto industry. Within hours of his release, he was tweeting, and soon began joining crypto Twitter Spaces where he spoke about using a contraband phone while in prison to access the Uniswap crypto exchange.
Not only is GameStop selling an NFT of the victim of a tragedy, it's a featured image when Googling "GameStop". 
The report is worth reading in full, but I'll thread some of the details below. ftc.gov/news-events/da…
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A few more NFTs have trickled in as a few more people were scammed. Meanwhile the scammer has also started to flip the NFTs on LooksRare, so far selling 23 NFTs there for a total of 800 ETH ($2.4 million).
Another common example of why people don't tend to use crypto to make everyday purchases is the 2010 purchase of two Papa John's pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin (then around $40—fancy pizzas, I guess). Today those 10,000 BTC would be worth $414 million.
Consider reporting @SkyverseClub as a fake account impersonating the real project (@SkyVerseNFT), to hopefully protect others from falling for the scam.
Just like that, we crossed the $9 billion mark. This entry alone caused the grift counter to jump from $8.567 billion.
The original scam: 
