A user who lost his NFT from the Bored Ape collection turned to OpenSea, one of the popular trading platforms for NFTs. 1 million dollars worth a lawsuit.
An investor named Timothy McKimmy is a developer on the OpenSea platform. security bug because of his NFT for much less than market value He claims he lost.
McKimmy, part 3475 of the Bored Ape collection 55 Ethereum (ETH) This NFT is due to a bug that was encountered earlier this month. for only 0.01 ETH ($26) had been sold.
According to CoinGecko data, NFTs in the Bored Ape collection base price to 83 ETH ($218,459) it corresponds.
McKimmy, who filed a million-dollar lawsuit in Texas against OpenSea, not fixing security vulnerabilities and therefore users By risking their NFT blames.
McKimmy, some of the pieces in the Bored Ape collection Sold for over a million dollars emphasizing that, in addition to the million-dollar compensation, his Bored Ape to be returned demands. OpenSea officials have three weeks to respond to the case.