Ukraine's National Police have dismantled a fake cryptocurrency investment platform network that operated across more than 20 countries, with a monthly turnover of $1 million. The fraudulent scheme used fake websites and social media ads to lure investors with promises of high returns. So far, 62 victims have been identified. During the raid, police seized computer equipment, bank cards, and documents. Authorities are now tracking down the network's organizers. They also warned the public to be wary of online investment plans that promise unrealistic returns. The investigation is ongoing, and police urge investors to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of any platform before investing.
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Ukraine's National Police say they broke up a network of fake cryptocurrency investment platforms that allegedly took money from users in more than 20 countries. The group had a monthly turnover of $1 million. So far, investigators have identified 62 victims.
The scam ring pulled in investors through bogus websites and social media ads, pitching high returns. During the operation, police seized computer equipment, bank cards, and documents. And now they are trying to find the organizers. Ukrainian authorities also warned investors to stay careful around online investment schemes that promise unrealistic returns.
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