UK financial watchdog is investigating 50 unauthorized crypto firms
The FCA said it had opened more than 300 cases into unregistered crypto firms in the last six months, "many of which may be scams."
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The FCA said it had opened more than 300 cases into unregistered crypto firms in the last six months, "many of which may be scams."
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