If you get scammed of NFTs, your best bet in recovering funds/assets is filing a report with the FBI (You can google "IC3 report"). Getting OpenSea to freeze assets only creates a second victim - an innocent person who bought the stolen asset unknowingly.
Beau
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It is so important to take crypto security seriously because recovering stolen assets is next to impossible. Even with NFTs - if you locate a person that bought your stolen NFT you are now turning them into a victim if you demand they return it without covering their costs.
The scammer doesn't care about your NFT - it's just a way to get liquid crypto assets. They'll instantly sell it and move those new funds to exchanges or other wallets. LE may be able to track down and freeze those funds (very low possibility, but possible)
If you want the asset back, my opinion is you should buy it from whoever owns it and hopefully they give you a deal. Law enforcement could force the owner to give the asset back, but I don’t believe that someone’s poor security should lead to the new owners financial loss
Anyways, none of this is legal advice, it’s just my opinion on a broken system
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