Taiwan: Bitcoin Traders Ran $51 Million Crypto Scam, Prosecutors Say

By cineramaJanuary 18, 2019Bitcoin Business

Prosecutors say that a group of bitcoin traders in Taiwan ran a $51 million crypto scam. | Source: Shutterstock Prosecutors in Taiwan indicted seven bitcoin traders for allegedly operating […]

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Taiwan: Bitcoin Traders Ran $51 Million Crypto Scam, Prosecutors Say

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