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OneCoin Crypto Scam: German Court Sentences Fraudsters to Jail


Source: Svetoslav Radkov/Adobe Founders of the infamous OneCoin cryptocurrency scam have been sentenced to several years in jail by a German court. A German court in Münster on Monday handed down sentences to key accomplices involved in the OneCoin crypto fraud case. The couple Frank Ricketts...

Senate Coalition Grows to Crack Down on Crypto’s Use in Illicit Finance


U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren’s bill to crack down on crypto’s use in illicit finance has gained more support among lawmakers. “The Treasury Department is making clear that we need new laws to crack down on crypto’s use in enabling terrorist groups, rogue nations, drug lords...

DOJ Announces Aeizure of $9 Million of Tether Tied to ‘Pig Butchering’ Scams


On Tuesday morning, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the seizure of nearly $9 million worth of Tether linked to  “pig butchering” scams that exploited over 70 victims. How the fraudsters did it Originating in Southeast Asia, “pig butchering” is a practice conducted by perpetrators who prey...

Lloyds Bank Issues ‘Urgent Warning’ on Rising Threat of Crypto Scams


Lloyds Bank, a major retail and commercial bank in the U.K., has issued an “urgent warning” about the growing threat of cryptocurrency scams. “Crypto is a highly risky asset class and remains largely unregulated, which makes it an attractive area for fraudsters to exploit....

Lloyds Bank: UK Sees 23% Increase in Cryptocurrency Scam Reports


Source: AdobeStock / JeromeMaurice Lloyds Bank, a big four bank in the United Kingdom, reports that crypto scams have risen 23% compared to the same period last year. The firm warned that fraudsters are targeting young people over social media, with victims losing an average of £10,741 ($13,183.72)...

Gary Gensler: Crypto Frauds Extend Beyond a Single Case


Image Source: CNBC Gary Gensler, Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has issued a warning about the prevalence of fraud in crypto, stating that there are multiple “notorious fraudsters” operating in the space. Gensler’s comments come on the heels of the criminal...

Banking Scams Overtake Crypto Frauds in Ireland


Fraudsters targeting victims in Ireland are increasingly posing as bank officials rather than crypto promoters, the local press reported quoting police. Amid the growing trend, Irish investors have lost millions of euros to this type of schemes this year, with law enforcement authorities having...

Hungarian Authorities Seize Crypto Worth $1M in Tax Fraud Case


Hungarian authorities have seized cryptocurrency worth over $1 million from a criminal organization in a value-added tax (VAT) fraud case. The authorities raided 28 locations, arrested three suspects, and seized various assets tied to the group. The seized cryptocurrencies were transferred to...

Thailand Threatens Facebook With Shutdown Over Crypto Scams


The government in Bangkok will try to shut down Facebook in Thailand alleging the social media network isn’t doing enough to stop scams. Fraudsters have been luring users to invest in fake companies and cryptocurrencies, authorities said, and the number of complaints has been mounting. Meta...

Brazilian Police to Freeze Suspected Fraudsters’ Crypto Holdings


Brazilian police have asked courts to freeze the crypto holdings of suspected electronics-trading fraudsters as part of a “mega operation.” The Brazilian media outlet Livecoins reported that officers took part in an operation codenamed Spin-Off. The operation involves the Federal Police and...

Brazilian Police to Auction Assets Seized from Suspected Crypto Fraudsters


Police in Brazil have announced plans to auction off assets seized from Trust Investing, a suspected crypto-themed financial pyramid operator. Per the media outlet Portal do Bitcoin, a Federal Court in Campo Grande granted the authorities the right to auction off “seven luxury cars,” including...

Brazil: Suspected Braiscompany Crypto Fraudsters Detained in Argentina


Three suspected Brazilian crypto fraudsters have been detained while trying to flee to Argentina – as police continue to probe the troubled Braiscompany. In March, a number of suspected employees were filmed apparently emptying the firm’s São Paulo premises under cover of night. In May, police...

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