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Another user lost $1,230,000 after signing a phishing transaction with NFT
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- Another user lost $1,230,000 after signing a phishing transaction with NFT
Another user [lost $1] (https://x.com/realScamSniffer/status/1947198066907582590) 230,000 as a result of signing a phishing transaction with NFT.
- Another solo miner mined block 907283 in the Bitcoin network and earned 3.154 BTC ($372,800)
Another solo miner mined a block 907283 on the Bitcoin network and earned 3.154 BTC ($372,800).
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