Court finds former OpenSea product director guilty of insider trading
Former OpenSea NFT marketplace product director Nathaniel Chastain has been found guilty of insider trading.News and information about scammers.
Court finds former OpenSea product director guilty of insider trading
Former OpenSea NFT marketplace product director Nathaniel Chastain has been found guilty of insider trading.
KuCoin Identified the User Behind Thousands of Meme-Tokens
KuCoin confirmed that the address allegedly responsible for launching thousands of fraudulent memecoins belongs to one of its users.
Court orders Mirror Trading organiser to pay $3.4 billion
A U.S. court in the Western District of Texas issued its ruling in the case of Cornelius Johannes Steynberg, founder and CEO of Mirror Trading International Proprietary Limited (MTI).
Phishing ads for Lido, DefiLlama and Zapper led to theft of over $4 million
Unknown attackers launched phishing ads for cryptocurrency projects in Google search, through which $4.16 million was stolen.
Spanish police uncover $110 million cryptocurrency fraud scheme
Spanish authorities have uncovered an organisation responsible for a $110 million cryptocurrency fraud, according to the local publication Majorca Daily Bulletin.
Researcher: Soulja Boy earned at least $730,000 from NFT scams
The rapper Soulja Boy conducted 73 promotions and 16 drops on Twitter, many of which were scams. Among them: RapDoge, Orion, The Life Token, SaferMars and ParrotsDAO.
In Russia, the number of cryptocurrency-related court cases has risen
Russian courts in 2022 issued 1,758 rulings related to cryptocurrencies, up 14.83% from the previous year.
Australians lost $148m to crypto scammers in 2022
In 2022, Australians handed over about $148.4m to criminals in cryptocurrency-related scams. The ACCC reports this.
Former JPMorgan employee charged in cryptocurrency fraud case
On 10 April, New York authorities arrested former JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank broker Rashon Russell on suspicion of fraud involving digital assets.
Etherscan will stop displaying near-zero-value token transfers
As a safety measure, the blockchain explorer Etherscan will stop displaying near-zero-value token transfers by default, a step aimed at curbing a new wave of phishing attacks.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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