ASIC reveals how it infiltrated crypto ‘pump and dump’ Telegram groups
The Australian financial watchdog has revealed the details of how it took down ASX traders suspected of taking part in a coordinated Telegram pump-and-dump scheme.
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The Australian financial watchdog has revealed the details of how it took down ASX traders suspected of taking part in a coordinated Telegram pump-and-dump scheme.
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