Plus de 1,000 240 policiers indiens impliqués dans une escroquerie cryptographique de XNUMX millions de dollars
Crypto Plus de 1,000 240 policiers indiens impliqués dans une escroquerie cryptographique de XNUMX millions de dollars Il y a 4 minutes Nouvelles Bitcoin Ethereum Over 1,000 Indian police officials have been caught up in a fake crypto scam that managed to dupe more than 250,000 victims out of an estimated Rs 2,000 crore ($240 million). According to India Today, the Ponzi-style scheme enticed investors with promises of hefty returns on investment in two fictitious cryptocurrencies, Korvio Coin (KRO) and DGT Coin. Victims, tempted by the promise of massive bitcoin-like gains, were fooled by fake websites displaying manipulated prices for the non-existent currencies. They were also encouraged to recruit more individuals with the money handed over by these new recruits used to pay older investors. Police officers from Himachal Pradeshs Mandi district reportedly lost millions of rupees to the scammers but while many were content to recoup their losses, some also became promoters, using their standing in the local community to attract other unsuspecting victims. According to Tribune India, senior police sources say “It is a huge scam involving around Rs 2,000 crore and 2.5 lakh investors.” Two arrested suspects have reportedly confessed to owing $48 million (Rs 400 crore) to investors tricked by the crypto scam. Addressing rumors





