Scammers impersonate Tyler Hobbs in fake QQL NFT mint scheme
By Rony Roy
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. In an Oct. 20 post on X, Yuga Labs…
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