Russian miners packed 95 crypto rigs into a KamAZ truck. The scam is now busted, but the case reveals how mobile farms exploit weak energy enforcement in remote areas.
Dilip Kumar Patairya
Dilip Kumar Patairya is a seasoned B2B tech writer with 15+ years of experience. He specializes in blockchain and fintech. Working since 2003, he has been associated with several corporate groups and publications. When he’s not writing, Dilip loves studying astrology, playing chess, watching movies and traveling.
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95 rigs, 1 KamAZ truck: How Russian miners built a mobile crypto farm and got busted - Explained
VanEck warns: Why Bitcoin treasury companies could face capital erosion More than 220 companies now hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. But as VanEck warns of capital erosion and GBTC’s crash proves, not all bets pay off.
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Crypto staking in 2025: SEC’s New rules make these methods fully legal The SEC’s 2025 guideline clarifies the regulatory stance regarding crypto staking. It states what is and isn’t allowed and how you can stake lawfully.
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India wants 30% of your crypto gains, but that’s not the worst part A 30% tax on crypto profits in India is only part of the story. Traders face even bigger hurdles under the current tax regime.
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Here’s what Bitcoin did while the US added to its $37T debt As Washington printed trillions, Bitcoin evolved into a global asset class, trusted by nations and corporations, amid growing US debt concerns.
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The secret map whales use to liquidate you (learn how to read it) Bitcoin liquidation maps help track whale moves, predict price swings and stay safe from forced liquidations in volatile crypto markets.
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This crypto trader just lost $100M, but he’s still not done James Wynn’s $100-million Bitcoin liquidation shocked the crypto world. The way he used leverage is astounding, though his later losses also exposed associated market risks.
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How to use AI (ChatGPT + Grok) to find the next big altcoin ChatGPT and Grok can help you analyze altcoins, compare projects, and stay ahead in crypto research.
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This UAE investment app combines crypto, stocks and commodities: Is it the future of finance? UAE’s EmCoin combines digital and traditional assets on one platform. It may set the global standard for regulated, inclusive investing.
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How a YouTuber hacked an $800K crypto scam hub in Cebu, Philippines A YouTuber exposed an $800,000 crypto scam in Cebu by hacking CCTV, confronting scammers live and revealing their global fraud operation.
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What is a supply chain attack in crypto and how to prevent it? Supply chain attacks in crypto exploit trusted dependencies, emerging as a major threat to crypto projects, which now have to stay vigilant on such threats.
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10 signs an airdrop is a scam — and how to stay safe Fake airdrops are designed to drain users’ funds from their wallets. You need to be well-versed in airdrop scams to protect your crypto wallet.
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How $220M was stolen in minutes: Understanding the Cetus DEX exploit on Sui The Cetus DEX exploit on Sui drained $220 million in minutes. The hacker took advantage of an undetected bug in the math library of the protocol to siphon off the funds.
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SEC’s 2025 guidance: What tokens are (and aren’t) securities The SEC’s 2025 guidance aims to bring clarity and a more structured regulatory framework to the digital asset space.
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What are stablecoin-backed corporate cards and how do they work? Stablecoin-backed corporate cards are linked to digital wallets holding stablecoins. They facilitate instant currency conversion at the point of purchase.
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Coinbase data breach 2025: What was stolen and what you need to know A major Coinbase breach occurred in 2025 with insiders involved. Coinbase responded differently and the extortion failed.
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What is DNS hijacking? How it took down Curve Finance’s website Curve Finance attackers used DNS hijacking to exploit its front end, redirecting users to a fake site and draining wallets.
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How $330M was stolen without hacking: The dark power of social engineering $330 million in crypto was stolen from an elderly US citizen using social engineering. The tactic has emerged as a severe threat to regular crypto users.
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Crypto drainers as a service: What you need to know Crypto DaaS platforms empower scammers with turnkey tools to steal funds. These have now become a bigger threat than ransomware.
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Tether AI: What it is and why it matters for crypto and AI Explore how Tether AI aims to disrupt centralized AI by enabling peer-to-peer, crypto-powered intelligence across devices and platforms.
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Can you stake Bitcoin (BTC)? Here’s what you need to know Earn yield on Bitcoin using centralized lending platforms, through Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) on Ethereum, or Bitcoin layer-2 platforms.
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What is VanEck’s Onchain Economy ETF ($NODE) and how does it work? VanEck’s $NODE ETF tracks firms that have adopted blockchain tech, not crypto prices. It exposes you to companies driving blockchain adoption.
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What is Tornado Cash, and why did it get into trouble? Tornado Cash is designed to make transactions private, but allegations of money laundering led to US sanctions, though they were lifted in March 2025.
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What is a sealed-bid token launch? Crypto sealed bids fairly allocate tokens, limiting price manipulation and front-running. This often cuts bot interference, boosting equal access in popular launches.
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Circle’s Refund Protocol, explained: Bringing refunds to stablecoin payments Circle’s refund protocol enables secure, programmable refunds in stablecoin transactions without giving full control to arbiters.
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What are spot Solana ETFs with staking? Canada’s crypto innovation explained Canada leads crypto innovation again by approving spot Solana ETFs with staking. This step is likely to expand crypto market access.
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Gold-backed vs USD-backed stablecoins: Key differences Gold-backed vs USD-backed stablecoins differ in underlying assets, stability, adoption and regulations.
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Tariffs, explained: How they work and why they matter Tariffs have been a robust tool in the hands of governments to shield domestic manufacturers and penalize unfair trade practices outside borders.
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What is a bear raid, and how do whales use them in crypto trading? Bear raids are manipulative tactics at the hands of whales in crypto trading. Whales use them to trigger panic among retail investors and profit from price drops.
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Conor McGregor’s REAL memecoin: Everything you need to know Conor McGregor’s REAL memecoin promised big but delivered little. The fundraising exercise flopped, cultivating only 39% of its minimum target.