【Market Flash】Fake NFTs are scamming people again—and the operation was based in Madagascar. The U.S. Department of Justice’s anti-fraud center teamed up with Chainalysis to crack down on a scam network that used fake NFTs to defraud American investors. Prosecutors allege that one victim was tricked into signing a transaction, had their wallet drained, and lost more than $30,000. Scams may change their disguises quickly, but not faster than on-chain tracking. When you see an “NFT with high returns,” do you jump in first or check its history first?
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$BTC $ETH $SOL
#加密货币诈骗 #NFT #OnChainSecurity
(Source: Coinfomania)
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