Scam

The once-ubiquitous Bitcoin ATM—those familiar kiosks in gas stations and convenience stores designed for easy cash-to-crypto conversion—is facing an existential crisis.

A sobering report from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), released this morning, highlights a massive spike in sophisticated trading scams targeting younger demographics.

According to a report released on May 1, 2026, by TRM Labs and Dark Reading, an incredible 76% of all cryptocurrency stolen globally in 2026 is now sitting in wallets controlled by North Korea (DPRK).

UK authorities have successfully frozen a cryptocurrency-enabled fraud ecosystem linked to a staggering $20 billion in illicit flows.

This marks the world's largest-ever cryptocurrency seizure by law enforcement.

Coinidol.com: A sophisticated new scam is targeting the public using deepfake technology to create fake videos of prominent figures.

On the night of October 4, 2024, users of LEGO's legitimate website discovered a banner so bold that it warranted attention for all the wrong reasons: large golden coins emblazoned with the LEGO logo-this was a declaration of the "LEGO coin," and it was openly advertising for customers to buy into it, promising "hidden rewards" for the purchaser.

OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research laboratory that has recently represented ChatGPT, GPT-4 and many other products, has not made an official launch of any of the cryptocurrencies associated with ChatGPT.

Russian cryptocurrency scammers have developed a new scheme to trick citizens out of their money. They offer cryptocurrencies as gift options for holidays or birthdays. However, those who get involved in this "original" idea do not receive anything in return.