Chinese banking regulator warns against fraud risks in the metaverse
Chinese authorities called the metaverse “attractive and deceptive,” where users are prone to lose money if they are unaware of the risks.
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Chinese authorities called the metaverse “attractive and deceptive,” where users are prone to lose money if they are unaware of the risks.
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