Named and shamed: Mirror Trading masterminds on the hook for R4.7bn after SA’s largest Bitcoin scam

By cineramaMay 11, 2022DeFi

Owing to the lack of understanding about cryptocurrencies, the ability for scams to occur in the world of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other blockchain-based products is very evident. It seems […]

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Named and shamed: Mirror Trading masterminds on the hook for R4.7bn after SA’s largest Bitcoin scam

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