Unknown actors pull rug on fake Sleepless AI, FomoFi and NebulaNode tokens
Ahead of the Sleepless AI farming launch on Binance's Launchpool, unknown actors carried out a rug pull of the token of the same name.News and information about scammers.
Unknown actors pull rug on fake Sleepless AI, FomoFi and NebulaNode tokens
Ahead of the Sleepless AI farming launch on Binance's Launchpool, unknown actors carried out a rug pull of the token of the same name.
Chainalysis: Over 2½ years, phishing has yielded hackers more than $1 billion in cryptocurrencies.
Since May 2021 phishing victims have lost more than $1 billion, with $516.8 million lost in 2022 and $374.6 million in the current year.
Fake on-chain sleuth ZachXBT accounts surface online
Fake profiles of the popular researcher ZachXBT, known for publicly exposing fraudulent cryptocurrency projects, spread on social media.
Crypto holders lose $58 million to phishing airdrops
Since March 2023, the creators of one of the malicious scripts emptied cryptocurrency wallets of over 63,000 victims for more than $58 million.
U.S. grand jury returns indictment against founder of five cryptocurrency scam projects
A federal grand jury in Phoenix, Arizona, returned an indictment on charges of fraud and money laundering against the founder of the mining company Dunamis Global Technologies.
US DOJ charges organizers of $25m cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme
US Department of Justice has unsealed charges against two men suspected of orchestrating a $25 million cryptocurrency-related Ponzi scheme.
In Russia, suspicious cryptocurrency transactions have doubled.
Rosfinmonitoring reports a doubling of suspicious cryptocurrency operations.
Inferno Drainer phishing service announces closure
On 26 November, the team behind the Inferno Drainer service, which offered fraudulent services to steal cryptocurrency, announced its closure.
Media highlight comedian Alexander Revva’s role in the Derevyanko crypto-company case
The showman Alexander Revva could become a key witness in the case involving Pavel Derevyanko and Grigory Muluzian's crypto company, as he owned the bot used to execute the deals.
Media reports reveal Derevyanko’s crypto firm owes investors 177 million rubles
The cryptocurrency company of Russian actor Pavel Derevyanko and his partner Grigory Muluzyan, Bii Soul, owes investors 177 million rubles.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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