Report: Crypto scam revenue fell 46% in 2022, this leads the list

By cineramaFebruary 17, 2023Bitcoin Business

A report by Chainalysis revealed that revenue from crypto scams went down by 46% in 2022. Investment scams generated the most revenue last year, at $3.4 billion. A 16 […]

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Report: Crypto scam revenue fell 46% in 2022, this leads the list

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