Crypto scammers stole a record $14 billion in 2021, losses rose 79% from 2020

By cineramaJanuary 11, 2022DeFi

NEW DELHI: Cryptocurrency-based crime hit an new all-time high in 2021, with illicit addresses receiving $14 billion over the course of the year in digital currencies, up 79% from […]

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Crypto scammers stole a record $14 billion in 2021, losses rose 79% from 2020

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