South African watchdog warns against growing digital currency scams

By cineramaFebruary 9, 2021Bitcoin Business

South Africa’s financial services watchdog is warning the public against the rising number of cryptocurrency scams in the country. The warning comes after over 260,000 investors lost close to […]

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South African watchdog warns against growing digital currency scams

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