Binance Partners with Indonesia to Uncover $200K Pig Butchering Scam
Binance and Indonesian authorities have successfully shut down a $200K scam operation, showcasing the importance of collaboration in tackling financial fraud in the crypto space.
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Binance and Indonesian authorities have successfully shut down a $200K scam operation, showcasing the importance of collaboration in tackling financial fraud in the crypto space.
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The scheme, which has been in operation since May 2021, targeted Chinese users through social media groups and fake websites.