Experts Warn of Crypto’s Role in Terror Group Boko Haram’s Cross-Border Expansion
Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram is increasingly relying on cryptocurrencies, mobile money, and other digital tools to fund its operations, transferring millions acquired through ransoms, looting, and extorted “zakat”...
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