Cryptocurrency analysts estimate over $24m in bitcoin was stolen by scammers this year

By cineramaJuly 14, 2020Bitcoin Business

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This was reported by Scam Alert alongside Whale Alert via its new ‘crime reporting, tracking and analysis’ platform.

Last month, there were multiple reports that warned people of online […]

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Cryptocurrency analysts estimate over $24m in bitcoin was stolen by scammers this year

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