cryptocurrency fraud
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Miami Crew Scandal: A $4 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud Case
On April 27th, it was reported that the person in charge of defrauding banks in the 2020 cryptocurrency related program \”Miami Crew\”, accused by the US Department of Justice, had p
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Protecting Californians from Cryptocurrency Fraud: DFPI Sends Stop and Terminate Letters to 5 Companies
According to reports, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) has announced the issuance of stop and terminate letters to five companies to protect
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The Rise of Cryptocurrency Fraud in Australia: A Record Year for Scams
According to a report released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Council (ACCC), Australian citizens lost $148.4 million in cryptocurrency due to fraud in 2022, an increas
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Improving Financial Knowledge: A Guide to Avoid Cryptocurrency Fraud
It is reported that in its announcement on April 3, the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States said that it would contact groups including high school students, mi
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Cryptocurrency Fraudsters John Barksdale and Jon Atina Barksdale Fined $23 Million by SEC
According to reports, the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States stated that according to the judgment of the South District Court of New York on March 15, John Ba
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FBI: Las Vegas has become the hardest hit area for encrypting “pig killing plate”
It is reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States said that more and more residents of Las Vegas have become the target of encrypting “pig killing plates”. The fraudsters get to know the victims through the network, develop into friends or lovers, and then induce the victims to invest in cryptocurrency, and steal assets through phishing links. Interpretation of this information: The FBI has recently reported that residents of Las Vegas have been targeted by scammers seeking to defraud them through a tactic known as…