Trader Confesses Cryptocurrency Addiction Led to Criminal Charges, Hospital T...

Trader Confesses Cryptocurrency Addiction Led to Criminal Charges, Hospital T...

A British man has shared his story of how his cryptocurrency addiction has led to criminal charges and landed him in a hospital for addiction treatment. He lost more than a million dollars of other people’s money trying to duplicate his previous success in cryptocurrency trading. Crypto Addiction on the Rise, One Hospital Is Treating Over 100 Crypto Addicts A British man has shared his story of how his cryptocurrency addiction turned him into a criminal, the BBC reported. Referring to him as Jake, the publication noted Sunday that he is currently in treatment at one of the only....


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