Security· ★★· bearish·

Scammers impersonate Tyler Hobbs to push fake QQL NFT mint

  • —Fake promotion copied 2022 auction terms: 900 passes, 50 ETH starting bid
  • —One wallet reportedly drained; a second avoided losses via Pocket Universe
  • —Official QQL public mint has not reopened; existing passes remain valid
  • —No wallet addresses, transaction hashes or loss estimates were disclosed
Why it matters: The scheme shows phishing via impersonation of well-known NFT artists still works, so collectors should verify official links before minting.
Source: crypto.news
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