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FTC's Scrutiny on Surveillance Pricing: A Step Towards Consumer Protection,
FTC Warns of Crypto Scams From Online Love Interests
FTC's Scrutiny on Surveillance Pricing: A Step Towards Consumer Protection
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated an inquiry into the surveillance pricing methods ut
FTC Warns of Crypto Scams From Online Love Interests
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about cryptocurrency romance scammers w
Ledger hardware wallet adds DeFi tracking feature
Elie Azzi, co-founder and chief product officer of Merlin by VALK, said, “There has never been a stronger argument for DeFi, and for open, transparent and trustless solutions, upon which crypto has always been fundamentally built.”
Key on-chain metric shows Bitcoin miners in ‘massive’ BTC accumulation mode
Data shows lost and held Bitcoin hitting a one-year high, while miners opened the year by accumulating “massive” amounts of BTC.
5 Ways Fraud Is Possible on Blockchain
Is the blockchain safe? Well yes, it is, but that doesn't mean fraud isn't possible. Here's what you need to watch out for!
Crypto Scammers Take Over Dating Apps Users’ iPhones
Crypto scammers have been busy making millions at the cost of iPhone users who were merely looking for romance on dating apps. Wherever there is great profit, fraud comes to trick its way into a promised land.
How Huobi fights against cryptocurrency risk
Cryptocurrency investment scam reports have increased quickly with nearly 7,000 people reporting losses of more than $80 million from these scams since October 2020, which is about 12 times the number of reports compared to the same period a year earlier.