Connecticut AG Issues Crypto Alert After Investor Loses $200K
Connecticut’s attorney general warned consumers about offshore DeFi trading platforms after a resident deposited $200,000 through an apparent deception and could not recover the funds. The alert also highlighted leverage, synthetic assets, and limited recourse. Connecticut Links $200,000 Loss to Unregulated DeFi Exchange A Connecticut resident cannot recover $200,000 deposited into an unregulated decentralized finance […]
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