Caution: Scammers Can Steal Your Bitcoins Right at Blockchain Conferences

By cineramaJanuary 19, 2017Bitcoin Business

Participants at various Bitcoin and Blockchain conferences have been receiving fraudulent Bitcoin hardware wallets imitating legitimate products like Trezor and Ledger to steal user’s funds. Andrew Desantis, CEO at […]

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