Tag Archives: Scams

Scams, scams, and more scams. It appears that’s all the digital currency space is associated with as of late… That and falling prices. The idea of scams lessening anytime soon isn’t taking hold, especially now that police in the town of Edmonton say they’re looking to assist victims of a crypto fraud case that ultimately saw nearly $6 million in digital funds being wiped from their portfolios. Scams in the Crypto Space Are Still Too Prominent The scam in question has...

Analysts and crypto experts are warning against all levels of bitcoin scams, which have become rather common over the past year. Bitcoin and Crypto Scams Continue to Be Troublesome Since bitcoin began shooting up in price in mid-2020, crypto scam artists have been entering the fray in droves. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), for example, received more than 7,000 individual reports of crypto scams between October 2020 and March 2021. As much as $80 million had been...

Scams, scams, and more scams… It seems whenever we look at news relating to crypto as of late, it’s all we hear about, and according to several tech experts, the problem is getting worse. Crypto Scams Are a Serious Problem Scams have always occurred in the digital currency industry, but they have become more elaborate as time has gone by and the space has undergone change. For example, it used to be that a cyberthief ultimately gained control of the assets in a digital...

Scams are afoot… Researchers have identified more than 170 fraudulent Android-based cryptocurrency apps that are allegedly scamming digital currency miners. Scams Just Don’t Seem To Exit the Crypto Space The crypto space has always been fraught with money-stealing operations, some of which have been all too successful. Most of the time, operations are done on a largescale basis, such as when exchanges like Mt. Gox, Coincheck, or most recently, Africrypt were hit. These...

The world of cryptocurrency scams is expanding like there’s no tomorrow. Vancouver police have just issued a warning after the emergence of two new digital currency-based scams that have already stolen as much as $2 million over the past few weeks. Crypto Scams Are a Big Deal This month, we have seen more evidence of cryptocurrency scams entering our midst. One man claims to have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to one such venture that involved a Twitter account...

It seems like scams will never dissipate from the cryptocurrency space.Scams: They’re More Prominent Than EverA man in New York has been arrested and charged with running a fraudulent cryptocurrency operation. 47-year-old Asa Saint Clair claimed that his project was tied to the United Nations (UN) through an international sports development program.This should have been the first big “no-no” for investors thinking about the operation. What on Earth does the United Nations have to do with...