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Bitcoin Rackers Uses Fake Mirror Websites As Bait

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Bitcoin Rackers Uses Fake Mirror Websites As Bait

Fake online pages that mimicked Mirror’s website tried to snare investors into their bait of cryptocurrency fraud. The fraudulent websites use promising words to make investors fall into the trap such as “In the next several minutes I will reveal how to use the Bitcoin Loophole to make over $500 an hour.”

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