Blockchain Australia CEO calls for unified efforts to stamp out crypto scams
Simon Callaghan said that efforts need to start on social media and telecommunication channels where most cryptocurrency scams originate.
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Simon Callaghan said that efforts need to start on social media and telecommunication channels where most cryptocurrency scams originate.
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