Sites pushing suspected dogecoin scams have skyrocketed in lockstep with the meme token’s nearly 4,000% rise this year, study shows

By cineramaJuly 8, 2021Binance

Cryptocurrencies that are set to see the most growth are backed by strong fundamentals Suspicious domain registrations relating to dogecoin jumped 744% from January to May. Cybersecurity firm BrandShield […]

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Sites pushing suspected dogecoin scams have skyrocketed in lockstep with the meme token’s nearly 4,000% rise this year, study shows

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