Vietnam warns investors of digital currency trading risk
Financial authorities in Vietnam have issued a warning to the public to be aware of the risks of investing in digital currency.
Financial authorities in Vietnam have issued a warning to the public to be aware of the risks of investing in digital currency.
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The Financial Markets Authority stated that it saw a record in whistle-blower reports of potential fraud in 2020, with digital currencies as the main focus.
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Australian national Stefan He Qin, founder of Virgil Sigma Fund LP, has pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud.