Bad actors have always found ways to poison financial markets, and although the tactics evolve, the underlying patterns remain remarkably consistent. When trust is compromised, markets lose their ability to function as engines of opportunity and stability. The damage isn’t just financial, it’s psychological. It erodes confidence, distorts price discovery and leaves everyday participants questioning […]
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