- Putin-led coalition denies it is raising crypto to send humanitarian aid to Iran.
- Scammers using fake documents to raise Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP.
- Russian crypto donors have been arrested for sending Bitcoin to Kyiv.
Crypto scammers are duping Russians sympathetic to Iran into sending them Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and other altcoins, a major political group has warned.
The warning comes from All-Russia People’s Front, a coalition of leading political groups that was launched by and remains loyal to President Vladimir Putin. The coalition said all crypto fundraising drives made in its name were “fake” and originated from scammers.
“The All-Russia People’s Front does not use cryptocurrencies in its fundraising,” said Sergey…
