Search This Blog

Powered by Blogger.

Blog Archive

Labels

Showing posts with label Investement Apps. Show all posts

Cryptocurrencies Industry is Impacted by AI and ML

Artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning is a fast expanding technology with the power to completely alter how we operate and live. Blockchain technology, a decentralized digital ledger system, is also thought to form the foundation of other upcoming technologies. These two methods can work together to develop strong new solutions across a range of sectors.

A number of indicators are used often by cryptocurrency traders. Nevertheless, given the prevalence of unorganized data in the digital world, manually creating trustworthy signals might be unfeasible. Massive amounts of information must be accurate, relevant, and clean prior to being assessed for investment insights.

In order to find investments and buy/sell signals as the number of investment alternatives increases, manual inquiry, extraction, and analysis procedures are no longer useful. AI has become a common tool in the financial sector, and it is much more powerful when integrated with blockchain.

Disadvantages of adopting blockchain with AI and ML:

1. Security: Employing blockchain with AI and ML might expose businesses to security issues. Blockchain-based solutions need a high level of trust since they exchange sensitive data, which is susceptible to malicious assaults.

2. Privacy: The integration of AI and blockchain technology has the risk of jeopardizing users' privacy because data recorded on the blockchain is indelible and accessible to all network users.

3. Scalability: When users upload more data to a blockchain, the size of the blockchain grows rapidly, creating scalability problems that can hamper performance and slow down processing rates.

4. Interoperability: Since different blockchains use dissimilar protocols, it is challenging to develop solutions that work well for all of them. As a result, they have trouble communicating with one another.

Blockchain technology, AI & ML successfully balance out each other's shortcomings, enabling reciprocal benefits, technological improvements, and robust enterprise support. AI in the blockchain sector can produce smart contracts and blockchain oracles that are more reliable, effective, and secure. These remedies have the power to lower expenses, boost efficiency, and open up fresh business prospects. One may anticipate more as technology develops further.

Hyderabad Police Exposes Rs 903 Crore Chinese Investment Fraud Campaign

 

Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police this week disclosed they have busted a Chinese investment scam of Rs 903 crore with the arrest of 10 individuals including a Chinese resident. 
The arrested accused from Mumbai, Delhi and Hyderabad include Sahil Bajaj, Sunny, Virender Singh, Sanjay Yadav, Navneeth Kaushik, Md. Parvez, Syed Sultan, Mirza Nadeem Baig, Lec alis Li Zhongjun and Chu Chun-yu. 

According to Police Commissioner C.V. Anand, the fraudsters employed online investment apps to trap investors. The money collected from the victims was moved via virtual route till it reached the AMCs bank account, from where the currency was exchanged, and finally, the value was transferred out to Chinese operators via a hawala route. So far, Rs 1.91 crore has been frozen in various bank accounts in this case. 

The fraud campaign was unraveled after a Hyderabad citizen who lost Rs 1.6 lakh after investing in an app named LOXAM approached the police in July. 

In the investigation, police identified that the complainant's money was deposited in the bank account of Indusind Bank in the name of Xindai Technologies Pvt Ltd. This bank account was opened by the accused, Virender Singh, who disclosed that he opened a bank account in the name of Xindai Technologies Pvt Ltd on the orders of Jack, a Chinese national who used to operate the account. 

Another firm involved in the same scam, Betench Networks Pvt Ltd, shared the same phone as Xindai’s, and further investigation led to the account holder Sanjay Yadav of Delhi, who allegedly opened on the instruction of Lec and Pei of China. Yadav opened 15 other bank accounts and sent their details to Taiwan’s Chu Chun-yu, who was arrested in Mumbai. 

The local account holders received a commission of ₹1.2 lakh for opening fake accounts. Identical accounts were also unearthed from Hyderabad with instructions and commission from Dubai, the police added.

From Xindai Technologies, money was transferred to 38 bank accounts and finally landed with authorized money change companies Ranjan Money Corp and KDS Forex Pvt Ltd, owned by Naveen Kaushik. “The AMCs flouted all exchange and anti-money laundering rules mandated by the RBI. It is also a clear case of negligence on part of the banking system,” Mr. Anand concluded.