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The blockchain isn’t going to disappear. It can’t. It was designed to never disappear. It is permanent and inalterable. That being the case, the financial community’s attention should be focused on how its enormous untapped potential can be funneled into another, less controversial use, such as the prevention of money laundering. MyChargeBack CEO Aaron Lazor explains how in this new article published by Forbes.
In this new MyChargeBack video, Elijah takes a look both at last year and ahead to this one, which promises to be full of new challenges and opportunities for the victims of scams and hacks. He talks about TradeFi, phishing, AI, social media ads, smart contracts, NFTs, CeFi and DeFi, and advises you what to do to stay safe.
Cryptocurrency scams are on the rise, utilizing various techniques such as rug pull scams, Ponzi schemes, and phishing scams. But what are these scams and how can you avoid falling victim to them? Markus David, Director of Professional Services at MyChargeBack, answers those questions.
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