Bitcoin Theft Skyrocketed to Almost $2 Billion in 2018, Says New Report - Blockonomi

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Bitcoin Theft Skyrocketed to Almost $2 Billion in 2018, Says New Report  Blockonomi

A report by CipherTrace says that cybercriminals stole about $1.7 billion worth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in 2018.



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