Trump’s Crypto Platform Hit by Scammers Promising $15,000 Giveaways
Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s family-backed cryptocurrency platform has been targeted by scammers, leading to over 70,000 users being misled with fake crypto giveaways. Scammers have posted fraudulent ads on the p...
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