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Scammers pose as watchdogs to prey on EU crypto rule changes

  • Posted on August 6, 2026
  • By Financial Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

European cryptocurrency exchanges operating without proper licensing face regulatory pressure as new EU compliance rules take effect. Fraudsters exploit this transition by impersonating regulatory authorities, deceiving customers into withdrawing funds from unlicensed platforms. This coordinated scam targets vulnerable investors during a critical period of market restructuring, highlighting the intersection between legitimate regulatory enforcement and criminal exploitation of regulatory uncertainty in the digital asset sector.

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Scammers pose as watchdogs to prey on EU crypto rule changes
Scammers pose as watchdogs to prey on EU crypto rule changes

Customers at hundreds of unlicensed exchanges told to withdraw funds, creating openings for fraudsters
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Financial Times

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