Rattled by demonetisation, conned by cryptocurrency: How investors lost Rs 22,000 crore

By cineramaAugust 14, 2018Bitcoin Business

BitConnect may have siphoned off more money than Nirav Modi, but police have not received many complaints, possibly because many of the investors used black money to buy Bitcoin. […]

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Rattled by demonetisation, conned by cryptocurrency: How investors lost Rs 22,000 crore

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