Fraudsters are leveraging the EU's MiCA regime, the FT reports, targeting users forced to withdraw assets from unlicensed crypto platforms after the licensing deadline. Posing as regulators and crypto exchanges, they trick victims into moving funds to fake accounts.
According to the Financial Times, fraudsters are exploiting the EU's MiCA rules. After the licensing deadline, they are targeting users who were forced to withdraw assets from unlicensed crypto platforms. Impersonating regulators and crypto exchanges, the scammers trick users into transferring funds to fraudulent accounts.
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