Arbitrade ICO has signs of fraud

Arbitrade ICO has signs of fraud
Recently, the new Arbitrade company hit the news headlines, intending to open a trading platform for cryptocurrency and gold in Bermuda. However, Ken Griffith, head of Solidus Limited Bermuda, which has more than twenty years of experience in the gold and cryptocurrency sector, finds the project suspicious and warns the public.

It is reported that Arbitrade crypto token will be provided with gold reserves stored in Dubai, the owner of which is the American company Scotia International with headquarters in Nevada.

Since 1996, several legitimate gold trading sites have emerged, including gold trading paired with bitcoin: goldmoney.com, vaultoro.com, bullionvault.com, etc. However, several dozen fraudulent projects arose over the same ...
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