Blockchain has captured the attention of many people that view it as an emerging and potentially transformative technology. Some basic information about blockchain can help you recognize and avoid investment schemes that might reference blockchain technology in an attempt to lure you into sending money.
As digital assets like cryptocurrencies gain popularity, the terms “initial coin offering” and “digital tokens” have become common phrases in technology and investment circles. It is important for both new and experienced investors who are interested in digital assets to learn more about ICOs so they can make wise investment decisions and avoid the lure of scammers.
This study finds lack of regulation and consumer education results in dramatic increase in fraud and financial losses. It examines the many facets of cryptocurrency and the variety of ways criminals are exploiting the cryptocurrency market to steal from investors and victims of common scams.
In an emerging sector like crypto, it is not unusual to see both legitimate start-ups and not-so-legitimate players emerge. If you are thinking about investing in the stock of companies that tout the potential of high returns associated with cryptocurrency-related products and services—use caution.
For many of us, certain concepts about how cryptocurrencies work and serve as a means for exchange or investment can be difficult to grasp. One of these concepts is how digital assets are stored and managed.
A cryptocurrency scam targeting investors. The Nova Scotia, Canada Securities Commission sent out a press release alerting investors that SBlock-Trade and SblockTrade.Tech are not registered to trade in securities or derivatives in the province where they claim to be located.
In the new world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, a number of service providers have emerged to assist users in managing their cryptocurrencies. An important development is the emergence of cryptocurrency online platforms that let users buy, sell, exchange, and in some cases, store cryptocurrencies.
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