SEC Sounds Alarm as Crypto Scammers Flood Group Chats With AI-Powered Cons
Crypto scams are rapidly migrating into private group chats, where fraudsters pose as trusted experts, use AI-powered deception, and funnel retail investors toward fake trading platforms, prompting a fresh SEC warning ab...
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