NEW RESEARCH: One in three Canadian crypto-asset owners experienced fraud or scams, TMU study finds
Of them, one in three (35 per cent) of crypto-owners reported at least one experience of fraud, scam or criminal victimization.
- Of them, one in three (35 per cent) of crypto-owners reported at least one experience of fraud, scam or criminal victimization.
- Most common were fraudulent crypto investment advisors, artificial inflation of assets through misinformation, or persons carrying out scams to access crypto wallets.
- One in three (35 per cent) of owners reported experiencing crypto fraud or scams, with higher rates among lower-income and less-educated populations.
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