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Washington State Tackles Groundbreaking New Scam: Fake Crypto Exchange That Actually Exists (For Now)

A cartoon cryptocurrency exchange platform with a fake Nasdaq logo sits on a pedestal, surrounded by dollar signs and warning symbols. A Whatsapp message bubble floats above, containing an arrow pointing down into a void labeled 'Lost Funds'. In the background, Facebook's thumbs up icon is seen being pulled away from the scene.

Well isn’t this just peachy? Another crypto scam making headlines and fleecing some poor soul out of $200,000! I mean who needs a functioning economy when you can have people throwing money at fake exchanges on Facebook and Whatsapp? The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions is doing the right thing by flagging this as potential ‘Advance Fee Fraud’, but let’s be real folks, it’s not like they’re going to catch all these scammers. I mean, how many times do we need to see stories about crypto bros getting ripped off before someone realizes that cryptocurrency is just a fancy way of saying ‘numbers on a computer created from nothing’?.

Source: bitcoin.com

The financial watchdog in Washington State is currently probing a complaint regarding a cryptocurrency platform that allegedly purports to be associated with the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. This inquiry began after an investor reportedly put in $200,000 following a solicitation on Facebook that transitioned to communication over Whatsapp. The regulator has flagged this as a potential “Advance Fee Fraud” and advises the public to be wary of unsolicited investment pitches. The […]

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