Crypto Scam Epidemic: US Founders Responsible for Nearly Half of All Scam Projects
A new study reveals that the United States leads in both scam and failed crypto projects. US Leads in Crypto Scams, Study Finds According to a study examining more than 1,500 crypto projects, U.S. founders account for 43...
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