(CNS): The RCIPS has said that the Cayman Islands Bureau of Financial Investigation has received dozens of reports from Cayman residents as well as from people overseas involved in crypto-companies registered here that they had been conned out of millions of dollars through what is commonly known as “pig butchering” or a shāzhūpán scam.
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