Bitcoin scams net $24 million so far in 2020

By cineramaJuly 15, 2020Bitcoin Business

A new report says criminals have used Bitcoin scams to rake in a cool US$24 million [AU$34.3 million] in the first six months of 2020.

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Bitcoin scams net $24 million so far in 2020

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