Coronavirus Has Erased 33% of Crypto Scammers’ Revenue: Chainalysis

By cineramaApril 10, 2020Bitcoin Business

Credit: Shutterstock The economic impact from the COVID-19 outbreak is even hitting crypto scammers, forensics firm Chainalysis found.

Research out Friday shows profit made through cryptocurrency scams has dropped […]

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Coronavirus Has Erased 33% of Crypto Scammers’ Revenue: Chainalysis

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