Sha Zhu Pan Scammers Use Fake Cryptocurrency Trading Pools to Steal More Than $1 Million, Sophos Reports

By cineramaSeptember 18, 2023DeFi

Sophos Inc. Sophos Details the Story of One Scammed Victim in the Trading Pool Who Lost $22,000 in One Week OXFORD, United Kingdom, Sept. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — […]

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Sha Zhu Pan Scammers Use Fake Cryptocurrency Trading Pools to Steal More Than $1 Million, Sophos Reports

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