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To keep people — and their money — safe online, regulate dating platforms

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You meet an attractive stranger on a dating site. They live in your city and you hit it off right away. Soon, you’re texting with them frequently and making plans to meet in person.

You’ve been lonely and isolated amid lockdowns, and this person relieves the anguish, so you seem to be spending all your time chatting with them.

What’s even better is that they’re doing great, financially. They got into the crypto investment boom at the right time and have seen their savings balloon.

You really like them, so when they encourage you to take the dip together and put your own savings into crypto assets, it feels natural.

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