Fraudsters are mailing letters that direct cryptocurrency holders to a bogus “Digital Asset Compliance Portal” that mimics IRS.gov to collect personal information and digital asset credentials, the IRS said in a news release. The letters claim that recipients must enroll in the portal, and the letters include a QR code that directs recipients to a fraudulent website, the IRS said. The site may seek personal information, cryptocurrency wallet information, exchange account credentials, or other sensitive data. “The IRS does not operate a Digital Asset Compliance Portal,” the release said. Fraud detailsVictims receive what appears to be an official IRS letter claiming they must enroll in a “Digital Asset Compliance Portal” before a deadline.