Alleged Bitcoin Scam in India Doesn’t Bode Well for Future Regulation

By cineramaJuly 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

A new alleged Bitcoin scam has surfaced in India. Local sources claim over 5,000 crore worth of Bitcoin has been stolen. This news comes at an unfortunate time for […]

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