Crypto scammers offer ‘safe passage’ through Hormuz. At least one ship may have been conned.

Crypto scammers offer ‘safe passage’ through Hormuz. At least one ship may have been conned.
Source:Coin Desk
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Marisks, a maritime risk company, alerted ships stranded by the Hormuz blockade to scammers posing as Iranian authorities asking for bitcoin or USDT.

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