
Irish Police Seize $40 Million Bitcoin With Europol-Backed Operation
Irish police seize 500 Bitcoin worth $40M with Europol support, unlocking wallets tied to criminal proceeds for potential recovery.

Irish police seize 500 Bitcoin worth $40M with Europol support, unlocking wallets tied to criminal proceeds for potential recovery.

CoinDCX founders face fraud allegations linked to impersonation scams, as rising crypto fraud cases increase scrutiny.

Vitalik Buterin proposes a secret voice alarm system as physical crypto attacks rise, aiming to help users silently alert police.

South Korea recorded an unprecedented surge in suspicious financial activity last year. Authorities linked the rise to expanding crypto use in organized crime. Financial institutions flagged millions of transactions for

WASHINGTON—Federal prosecutors announced a major financial blow against global cryptocurrency scams. The Scam Center Strike Force has frozen and seized more than $580 million in digital assets. The action marks

South Korea faces a major crypto breach after a wallet key leak enables hackers to steal $4.8M, raising concerns over security failures.

Two arrests follow the disappearance of 22 Bitcoin from South Korean police custody, exposing storage lapses.

Stolen 320.88 BTC returned quietly to prosecutors as pressure tactics limited suspects’ ability to cash out funds.

Hyderabad police arrest three men in a $2.1M USDT crypto scam involving a fake KYC site and hidden smart contract as cases rise across India.

According to the report, threat actors have launched a new crypto phishing method that relies on traditional mail instead of email. The campaign targets users of hardware wallets made by

Irish police seize 500 Bitcoin worth $40M with Europol support, unlocking wallets tied to criminal proceeds for potential recovery.

CoinDCX founders face fraud allegations linked to impersonation scams, as rising crypto fraud cases increase scrutiny.

Vitalik Buterin proposes a secret voice alarm system as physical crypto attacks rise, aiming to help users silently alert police.

South Korea recorded an unprecedented surge in suspicious financial activity last year. Authorities linked the rise to expanding crypto use in organized crime. Financial institutions flagged millions of transactions for

WASHINGTON—Federal prosecutors announced a major financial blow against global cryptocurrency scams. The Scam Center Strike Force has frozen and seized more than $580 million in digital assets. The action marks

South Korea faces a major crypto breach after a wallet key leak enables hackers to steal $4.8M, raising concerns over security failures.

Two arrests follow the disappearance of 22 Bitcoin from South Korean police custody, exposing storage lapses.

Stolen 320.88 BTC returned quietly to prosecutors as pressure tactics limited suspects’ ability to cash out funds.

Hyderabad police arrest three men in a $2.1M USDT crypto scam involving a fake KYC site and hidden smart contract as cases rise across India.

According to the report, threat actors have launched a new crypto phishing method that relies on traditional mail instead of email. The campaign targets users of hardware wallets made by