HitBTC an Insolvent Scam Operation, Claims Cybercrime Investigator

By cineramaDecember 18, 2019Ethereum

One of the lead investigators at CipherBlade, Richard Sanders, alleges that the cryptocurrency exchange HitBTC is the “largest-scale criminally fraudulent entity” in the industry.

According to Sanders, HitBTC is a […]

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HitBTC an Insolvent Scam Operation, Claims Cybercrime Investigator

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