CNBC host Jim Cramer sold ‘almost all of his bitcoins’ amid China’s tightening crypto policy
Former hedge-fund manager of Cramer & Co. and host of Mad Money on CNBC, Jim Cramer sold most of his bitcoins after news of mining restrictions in China.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
CNBC host Jim Cramer sold ‘almost all of his bitcoins’ amid China’s tightening crypto policy
Former hedge-fund manager of Cramer & Co. and host of Mad Money on CNBC, Jim Cramer sold most of his bitcoins after news of mining restrictions in China.
Yakutsk resident loses over 200,000 rubles trying to invest in cryptocurrencies
A Yakutsk resident contacted the police after becoming a victim of scammers who promised profits from buying shares in major companies and cryptocurrencies.
DeFi project on Binance Smart Chain loses $500,000 in attack
A DeFi project operating in the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) ecosystem, Impossible Finance (IF), was attacked using flash loans.
Malta risks being placed on FATF’s offshore list over Bitcoin support
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) described the country's initiative to attract cryptocurrency startups as 'problematic', according to Times of Malta.
South African bank denies link to $3.6 billion cryptocurrency fraud
One of South Africa's largest banks, First National Bank (FNB), denies allegations of ties to the insolvent crypto investment company Africrypt. Bitcoinist reports this, citing local media.
DeFi project Beetsfarm Finance on Polygon suspected of fraud
Beetsfarm Finance, a Polygon-based {{AOPEN_1}}yield farming{{ACLOSE_1}} project, has been suspected of fraud. RugDoc specialists accuse the developers of stealing more than $120,000 from users.
Ukraine identifies Clop ransomware operators; sources say they are not hackers
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities reported on the identification of six members of the hacker group behind the Clop ransomware, which attacked organizations in South Korea and the United States.
Fraudsters distribute hacked Ledger devices to steal cryptocurrency
Ledger hardware-wallet users received by mail new devices that purportedly would protect them from the consequences of the breach that occurred in the summer of 2020. In reality, the 'wallets' have been modified by hackers and are designed to steal cryptocurrency.
Employee at a major Samara company transferred 1.3 million rubles to Bitcoin scammers
A 50-year-old resident of Samara became a victim of scammers offering profits from cryptocurrency investments.
Putin calls accusations that Russia’s involvement in cyberattacks on the United States a farce
Putin said that claims of involvement by Russian hackers or the Russian government in cyberattacks on American organisations and companies are a 'farce'.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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