Today's top stories in the cryptocurrency world include a major exchange being sued for mistakenly sending a woman $10 million, another exchange being pressed by Congress for details on how it combats scams, and a well-known figure in the industry giving his thoughts on the current state of the market.
Crypto.com Accidentally Sends Woman $10.5 Million Instead of $100
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Outline
- someone was mistakenly refunded $7.2 million by Crypto.com
- Congress is investigating cryptocurrency exchanges for details on how they are fighting scams
- Crypto.com gave a woman a $10.5 million refund by mistake and now wants the money back
- OpenSea removed hackers from its platform for claiming to mint NFTs of a Belarusian dictator's stolen passport
- a crypto exchange is suing a woman after sending her $10 million by mistake
- Sam Bankman-Fried says his bailouts of sputtering crypto firms were snap judgments and the results have been mixed
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