How alleged Asian crypto scam became headache for Comerica, Mastercard

By cineramaOctober 10, 2019Bitcoin Business

Comerica has accused an Asian cryptocurrency firm of conducting an investment scheme that falsely portrayed the Dallas bank as a financial backer — including hosting events featuring actors pretending […]

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