Cómo Binance protege los corazones y las billeteras
Cómo Binance protege los corazones y las billeteras Online romance and dating scams defrauded $1.3 billion from over 70,000 victims in 2022, a sharp surge from 11,000 victims in 2016, according to FTC data. Binance is curbing these scams, many of which rely on crypto, and is working with the FBI and the DOJ to crack down on scammers while training thousands of law enforcement personnel. As the world becomes increasingly digital, online dating platforms and social media are increasingly becoming the preferred avenues for people to meet and strike up friendships and relationships. Unfortunately, they are also becoming a haven for scammers who prey on unsuspecting targets. With a substantial number of scammers relying on cryptocurrencies to defraud their targets, Binance has taken the lead in curbing these schemes and bringing them to justice. The explosion in online dating is hardly a surprise as everything goes digital, from entertainment to shopping and working. According to one source, over 366 million people globally in 2022 were using dating apps to meet their significant others, 42% of whom aim is to meet a lifelong partner. As they have always done, scammers have quickly evolved and are now using romance scams to target unsuspecting victims. The US







