Scammers impersonate Tyler Hobbs in fake QQL NFT mint scheme

Scammers have reportedly impersonated generative artist Tyler Hobbs to promote a fake QQL NFT mint, with reports suggesting that at least one person has lost funds after interacting with the scheme. Scammers are reportedly impersonating NFT artist Tyler Hobbs through multiple accounts to promote a fake QQL mint. Community member Quit warned that one person had reportedly lost funds, while another avoided a wallet drain with help from Pocket Universe. The alleged fraudulent promotion referenced 900 QQL Mint Passes and a starting price of 50 ETH, matching details of the project's original 2022 auction.

Source: crypto.news