Fraudsters Impersonating Blockchain Support via WhatsApp to Steal Your Cryptocurrencies
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Fraudsters are impersonating blockchain support on WhatsApp to steal money and cryptocurrencies, warns Blockchain-Hero. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate calls for a national security blockchain strategy by 2025; BTCS Inc. launches ChainQ, an AI-powered blockchain analytics platform; WikiBit joins the British Blockchain Association; and Solciety raises $765k in presale with its new PolitFi coin on Solana.
