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What $10M in daily thefts tells us about crypto security – Yahoo News Australia
If you’re among the growing number of people interested in cryptocurrencies, you may be interested to know that nearly 7,000 people lost more than $80…
If youre among the growing number of people interested in cryptocurrencies, you may be interested to know that nearly 7,000 people lost more than $80 million between October 2020 and March 2021 — a 1,000% increase from a year ago, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
The scams include fake currency exchanges and phony investment websites selling the currency. More recently, more than $10 million was stolen in various cryptocurrencies in the days leading up to Elon Musks appearance on Saturday…
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