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Beware of sophisticated scams and rug pulls, as thugs target crypto users ,
UK watchdog bans seven crypto ads failing to highlight potential trading risks
Beware of sophisticated scams and rug pulls, as thugs target crypto users
The year 2021 has seen an increase in “rug pulls,” a new scam capable of luring both early adopters and new crypto investors.
UK watchdog bans seven crypto ads failing to highlight potential trading risks
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned seven cryptocurrency ads of distinguished crypto companies including Etoro and Coinburp
62% of Malaysians Open to Investing in Cryptocurrencies
Luno, a regulated digital asset exchange in Malaysia, announced the completion of an online nationwide survey aimed at understanding the financial management habits of everyday individuals.
MX Exchange Becomes Latest DAX To Receive Approval From Securities Commission
The company is the fourth cryptoexchange that is legally allowed to operate in Malaysia
Why Nigeria Could Be The Next Nation To Embrace Bitcoin
There has been a high level of speculation on the next country that could massively adopt Bitcoin.
Luno Menaikkan Potensi Aset Digital di Malaysia
Pertukaran mata wang kripto Luno Malaysia meningkat terhadap potensi aset digital di Malaysia, memandangkan permintaan yang semakin meningkat untuk aset tersebut dari hari ke hari.
英国ASA矛头再指比特币广告 称“误导性”不可容忍
该机构表示：“我们了解到，比特币投资是复杂的、不稳定的，所以我们认为它很有可能会让投资者蒙受损失。这与该广告形成了鲜明的对比。它所针对的受众，即普通公众，很可能对加密货币的理解缺乏经验。”
South African crypto firms warn opaque regulations are harming the industry
Unclear regulations and an increasing number of crypto scams are hampering South Africa’s crypto sector.
South African crypto firms warn opaque regulations are harming the industry
South African crypto firms are threatening to move operations abroad if lawmakers don’t provide clear regulatory guidelines.