South Korean police have swooped on the operators of what they say was a scam crypto exchange that sucked in 12,000 victims - after claiming investors could use it to make compound interest gains of a whopping 0.5% every eight hours. Per Herald Kyungjae, the firm posed as a South Korean affiliate of the bona fide Canadian exchange Bitbuy and hired models, shot YouTube ads and even enlisted "professional cinematographers" to make their fraud look like an above-board crypto project....
South Korean police have swooped on the operators of what they say was a scam crypto exchange that sucked in 12,000 victims - after claiming investors could use it to make compound interest gains of a whopping 0.5% every eight hours. Per Herald Kyungjae, the firm posed as a South Korean affiliate of the bona fide Canadian exchange Bitbuy and hired models, shot YouTube ads and even enlisted "professional cinematographers" to make their fraud look like an above-board crypto project....
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