Weekly Crypto Roundup Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. In peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency trades, fraudsters often rely on social engineering, technical jargon, and the gap between digital wallets and physical cash. But unlike traditional financial fraud, every cryptocurrency transfer leaves an immutable public receipt on the blockchain, something that can turn a deceptive transaction into direct evidence for a lawful arrest. That digital trail proved decisive in Pasay City, where verifiable wallet records and P2P application logs enabled a victim to catch an alleged scammer in the act, execute …