Oh, you don’t agree because you
“believe in crypto” or have “made a fortune”
Well, I’m certain you’ll find all the victims caught up in the 14 bitcoin hacks and frauds I’ve listed below, also
“believed in crypto” – but I’m guessing their faith is now shattered
and thought they’d
“made a fortune” – until they read the news
Unfortunately, the line between “hacked” and “fraud” is becoming blurred
Africrypt claimed they were “hacked”,
but the Forensic investigators, currently chasing Lamborghinis in Dubai, “proved they weren’t hacked”
and therefore “believe it’s a scam”
If you doge(coined) a bullet so far, just thank Lady Luck
Those victims probably did no less “research” than you
If you think looking up “digital currency” on Google qualifies as “research”
They were also lured in by greed, dazzled by historic returns and (unregulated) BS promises of “more to come”, by those set to benefit
The problem is simply that you have absolutely no way of knowing if the list of frauds is complete
or that you won’t be the next victim
No one does
But what we do know is that the list is longer than a year ago and
Sean Peirce, the forensic investigator interviewed on BizNews.comhttps://lnkd.in/gvBiEgTb
currently has two Bitcoin fraud investigations on the go,
simultaneously
in one country!
Meaning chances are high that the global industry is harbouring a few more bad guys who are sure to damage lives, families and wealth
Don’t let it be yours
If you don’t want to risk your “wealth” evaporating after the fraudsters do a runner, or when the regulators come knocking
why don’t you take your chips off the table and invest the proceeds in REGULATED products, in a strategy that makes financial sense?
or,
if you really have money to burn, you could always buy a Lamborghini
At least it’ll be yours
Largest known Frauds / Hacks (so far)
Onecoin
Bitconnect
Bitclub Network
Quadriga
Pincoin and iFan
Plexcoin
Savedroid
Bitcoin Doublers
Thodex
Mt. Gox
Bitfinex
Yapian
Coincheck
Bitgrail