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With 72M+ users and addictively simple gameplay, TapSwap is more than just a crypto fad — it’s evolving into a full-scale blockchain gaming platform.

Pi Network is not “dead” in the sense of being completely abandoned or defunct, but it is struggling significantly with its price, user confidence and ecosystem development.

Coinbase users are falling prey to social engineering scams, costing users tens of millions of dollars in losses, according to ZachXBT.

The X accounts of Curve Finance and Tron DAO were recently taken over by scammers, adding to the growing list of high-profile account takeovers.

The $243 million Bitcoin heist orchestrated by Veer Chetal, Malone Lam and others led to a stunning kidnapping in Connecticut.

Digital twin technology is being weaponized by cybercriminals to impersonate individuals in the crypto space, but blockchain provides ways to combat these scams.

Crypto users have reported receiving unsolicited direct messages from the New York Post’s official X account offering an interview.

The US Treasury has proposed cutting the Huione Group's access to the US banking system, accusing it of being involved in laundering crypto.

Scammers often impersonate Google to create a sense of urgency with fake subpoenas, but you can spot these phishing attacks and protect your data.

A nearly $331 million Bitcoin phishing scam pushed crypto losses in April to $364 million, jumping up from under $29 million lost in March.

The stolen $330 million was laundered through 300 wallets and 20+ exchanges, experts told Cointelegraph.

Crypto hackers have already surpassed the $1.49 billion stolen during 2024, according to Immunefi’s latest research.

Scammers have mailed letters to Ledger users posing as the company, asking for secret recovery phrases to crypto wallets in an attempt to take control of the device.

The notice from HM Treasury suggested the policies were in response to increasing crypto ownership in the UK and the risk from scams and bad actors.

Crypto investor and advocate Scott Melker, also known as 'The Wolf Of All Streets,' warns he's being impersonated by scammers.