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A user on Reddit recently shared his experience with Coinjer, calling it an elaborate cryptocurrency scam that has recently surfaced on the internet.The user, @m3l0n, shared that he received a message on Discord, a platform for video gaming communities, advertising that users could win 0.25 Bitcoin, almost equivalent of $1,830
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In 2016, an massive cryptocurrency opportunity was unveiled that essentially alleged that OneCoin had been lying to its customers about the true value of the digital currency that the company was offering.A recent in-depth investigation has revealed that British South Asian Muslims living in the United Kingdom were the most
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One Phishing crime was reported lately by the UK’s Metropolitan Police where a hacker was ordered to pay back the 1-million-pound worth of Bitcoin(BTC)trade to victims. The judge told the accused that he would face four more years in jail if he refused to comply.The UK’s Southwark Crown Court ordered
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When a financial system like the crypto market lacks liquidity, a crash becomes inevitable. This was the case at the margin trading marketplace hosted by U.S.-based crypto exchange Poloniex toward the end of May, when the value of a lesser-known crypto asset, CLAM, experienced a sudden, sharp crash. This
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Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced that it will offer a lifetime VIP membership to all its users affected by the recent Know Your Customer (KYC) images leak on the platform.According to the official blog, currently Binance is “actively contacting all potential victims with [...] guidance on privacy protection and
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According to news published by The Guardian on August 23, 2019, cybercriminal Gran West has agreed to collaborate with justice to reimburse the victims of his crimes. The amount to be paid as a way of compensation to the losers equals to £915,305.77 pounds. Spontaneous Collaboration Gran West, the 27-year old hacker
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The Takeaway: QuadrigaCX’s former users are running out of patience with Miller Thomson and EY, the court-appointed companies tasked with recovering their missing funds. The users want more transparency into EY’s investigation of Quadriga’s missing funds, as well as a
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