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Expert Quote
At the end of day, I consider myself an investment fraud lawyer… I just say stop stealing money.
Everyone is an anarchist until they lose their money.
Fraud, as a concept, has not changed in hundreds (perhaps thousands) of years, but the tools and methods of fraud have.
In crypto, ‘transparency’ means different things to different people.
These scams prey on trust and are designed to steal consumers’ money.
- David Silver