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SEC Charges Firms With $15M WhatsApp, Crypto Frauds

By Patrick Donachie · WealthManagement.com ·

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The commission alleges Cryptoaiml and TSAI were based overseas. In one case, fraudsters allegedly used WhatsApp to lure investors into a crypto scheme, while another falsely claimed it'd used client funds to buy AI-powered trading bots.

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