Authorities Detain 62 People in Turkey for $2 Billion Crypto Exchange Fraud

By cineramaApril 23, 2021Bitcoin Business

Turkish authorities have detained 62 people as part of a large-scale crypto scam investigation. Thodex, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges in Turkey, went silent earlier this week after […]

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Authorities Detain 62 People in Turkey for $2 Billion Crypto Exchange Fraud

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