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by: xpoolPosted on: April 25, 2025

AI Fuels Cryptocurrency Scams: OSC Warns of Rise in Fraud

Canadian investors are facing a sharp increase in cryptocurrency fraud, according to the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), with scammers increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to target unsuspecting victims. The OSC’s warning comes as nearly $640 million in losses were reported in 2024 alone, highlighting a growing need for tighter regulation.

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