[Independent Reserve will strengthen anti-fraud measures for elderly cryptocurrency users] Golden Finance reported that Adrian Przelozny, CEO of Australian cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve, said that the exchange has implemented stricter monitoring measures for cryptocurrency transactions of elderly customers, especially for users over 80 years old. When the exchange finds that elderly customers withdraw cryptocurrency, they will call to confirm these transactions to prevent fraud. Przelozny pointed out that according to data analysis, cryptocurrency users over the age of 65 are very likely to become targets of fraud because they are not familiar with the Internet and technology. In order to protect these customers, Independent Reserve has a dedicated compliance department. Once suspicious transactions are found, team members will immediately contact customers to inquire about transaction details and determine whether there is a risk of fraud. In addition, Przelozny mentioned that people from low-income areas are also more likely to become targets of fraud because they may be more inclined to pursue opportunities to make money quickly. Although some transactions are sometimes misjudged as fraud, such measures are necessary to prevent more people from being deceived. According to data from the Australian Federal Police, A$382 million was lost in investment fraud in 2023, of which about 47% was related to cryptocurrencies, showing the importance of strengthening anti-fraud measures.