Crypto scams have conned thousands of people out of over $1 billion since 2021, the most of any type of currency, according to new FTC report

By cineramaJune 5, 2022DeFi

DeFi scams make up a majority of the fraud in cryptocurrency. More than 46,000 people fell prey to crypto scams since the beginning of 2021, according to the Federal […]

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Crypto scams have conned thousands of people out of over $1 billion since 2021, the most of any type of currency, according to new FTC report

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