Scammer loses $4.8M stored on tampered Ledgers: Asia Express
A scammer reportedly lost $4.8M of stolen money after storing the funds on tampered Ledgers. Bitcoin and Ether ETFs launch trading in Thailand and South Korea blocks 27 exchanges.
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- A scammer reportedly lost $4.8M of stolen money after storing the funds on tampered Ledgers.
- Bitcoin and Ether ETFs launch trading in Thailand and South Korea blocks 27 exchanges.
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