Judge Backs FTC Asset Freeze in Crypto Fraud Case

By cineramaMarch 28, 2018Bitcoin Business

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is seeking to permanently freeze the assets of four men accused of running cryptocurrency referral scams.

The U.S. regulator also asked a federal court in […]

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Judge Backs FTC Asset Freeze in Crypto Fraud Case

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