Tron Freezes $100M USDT in Fraud
@Tronfoundation’s T3 unit froze $100M in $USDT linked to crime since September, targeting money laundering, scams, and North Korea ties. • #Breaking • #Crypto • @Tronfoundation • (+8)
@Tronfoundation’s T3 unit froze $100M in $USDT linked to crime since September, targeting money laundering, scams, and North Korea ties. • #Breaking • #Crypto • @Tronfoundation • (+8)
Stephen Akridge, co-founder of @Solana, is sued by ex-wife Elisa Rossi for allegedly misappropriating millions in $SOL profits by exploiting crypto knowledge to collect her staking rewards; lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court. #Breaking #Legal @Solana ↘ (-7)
A cyber attack compromised 15 @X platform accounts, promoting fake tokens and stealing over $500,000 through phishing emails impersonating the X team; notable victims include @RuneMine and @GameSwift. #Breaking #Crypto @X ↘ (-7)
? A fake Phantom wallet app in the Apple Store is draining users’ funds when they recover accounts with a private key. Promoted by Meta Voxify, it has led to over $100K in losses. Stay vigilant! #CryptoSecurity
? Beware of a fake Phantom wallet app by Meta Voxify on the UK AppStore! It drains funds during account recovery. Swissborg co-founder @Alex_Fazel warns users. #CryptoScam #SecurityAlert
In a major crackdown on cryptocurrency fraud, the U.S. Justice Department arrested two individuals involved in a $73 million crypto scam, leading to the seizure of over $341 million in virtual assets. This operation highlights a strategic shift in combating digital asset crimes globally.
An investor lost over $101,000 to a crypto phishing scam, involving 237.8 billion OSAK and 287 billion CAW tokens across blockchains, as per PeckShield. This incident showcases the high risk of sophisticated phishing schemes in the digital asset space.
US authorities arrested Daren Li and Yicheng Zhang for a crypto scam, attempting to launder over $73 million, marking a significant crackdown on cryptocurrency fraud. This operation showcases the US’s commitment to combating global financial crime.
Arup, a British engineering firm, suffered a $25 million loss in a pioneering fraud involving deepfake technology to imitate company executives, heralding a significant first in financial deception through advanced AI-generated impersonations.
In a major crackdown on cryptocurrency fraud, the U.S. Justice Department arrested Darren Lee and Yicheng Zhang for laundering $73 million, showcasing the government’s commitment to combating digital currency scams and reinforcing market stability.
Two Chinese citizens were charged by the US Department of Justice for leading a $73 million crypto scam, marking a significant move against global financial crimes.