The financial industry is gearing up for an unprecedented trial over a massive crypto fraud in London. With high-profile scams like FTX still fresh in memory, this case involves approximately $7 billion of Bitcoin and sets a precedent for the United Kingdom.Continue Reading:UK Faces Landmark Bitcoin Fraud TrialThe financial industry is gearing up for an unprecedented trial over a massive crypto fraud in London. With high-profile scams like FTX still fresh in memory, this case involves approximately $7 billion of Bitcoin and sets a precedent for the United Kingdom.Continue Reading:UK Faces Landmark Bitcoin Fraud Trial
UK Faces Landmark Bitcoin Fraud Trial
The financial industry is gearing up for an unprecedented trial over a massive crypto fraud in London. With high-profile scams like FTX still fresh in memory, this case involves approximately $7 billion of Bitcoin and sets a precedent for the United Kingdom.
Continue Reading:UK Faces Landmark Bitcoin Fraud Trial
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