Study Finds Blackmail Leads in $20 Billion Bitcoin Scams

By cineramaOctober 4, 2023DeFi

The cryptocurrency world is not without its pitfalls. While only a small fraction of crypto transactions are linked to illicit activities, the impact on individual investors can be devastating. […]

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Study Finds Blackmail Leads in $20 Billion Bitcoin Scams

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