Founder of crypto platform EminiFX pleads guilty to $248 million fraud
On February 10, the CEO of the digital asset trading platform EminiFX, Eddie Alexander, admitted to defrauding investors of $248 million.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
Founder of crypto platform EminiFX pleads guilty to $248 million fraud
On February 10, the CEO of the digital asset trading platform EminiFX, Eddie Alexander, admitted to defrauding investors of $248 million.
South Korea imposes sanctions on Bitcoin extortionists
South Korea's authorities have placed several North Korean hacking groups and individuals linked to cyberattacks and cryptocurrency theft on the sanctions list.
Bank of Russia blacklists fake broker CZ-Changpeng FX
On 8 February, the Bank of Russia expanded the list of companies with signs of illicit activity on the financial market. Eleven of them promised earnings from cryptocurrencies.
Webaverse team loses about $4 million in USDC after meeting with an ‘investor’
Hackers stole about $4 million in USDC from the gaming NFT project Webaverse after photographing the balance screen in a Trust Wallet during a face-to-face meeting.
Damus social network announces sats payouts; scammers seek to profit
The recently launched decentralized social network Damus announced the addition of a content-monetisation feature that would allow users to earn satoshis for viewing posts.
Media: Bitzlato co-founder Anton Shkurenko detained in Moscow
The co-founder of the Bitzlato crypto-exchange platform Anton Shkurenko was detained in Moscow at Interpol's request.
CoW Swap decentralised exchange loses $166,000 in hack
The MEV-resistant AMM protocol Cow Swap acknowledged an unauthorized withdrawal of cryptocurrencies worth $166,000 as a result of an exploit detected by on-chain analysts.
UN: North Korean hackers stole a record amount of cryptocurrency in 2022.
North Korean hackers stole a record amount of cryptocurrency in 2022 and targeted networks of foreign aerospace and defence companies.
Russia’s interior ministry could not identify victims or the amount of damage in the REvil hackers case
The Investigative Department of the Russian Interior Ministry has completed the investigation into the international hacking group REvil.
Russian court convicts P2P-deal participant of fraud
A Russian man who sold ruble-denominated code on the Garantex exchange to an unknown user who turned out to be a fraudster was sentenced to two years' probation for "collusion with the offender."We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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