Crypto scam victims lose more than $1 billion since 2021 - FTC

News06 Jun 2022

Nearly half the people who reported losing digital currencies in a scam said it started with an ad, post or a message on a social media platform, according to the FTC. (https://bit.ly/3x2NRQx)

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