In the cryptocurrency realm, scams are a constant threat, and fake Bitcoin wallets are a common deceit. Learn how to spot and avoid these fraudulent apps to protect your digital assets.
BerniceScammers exploit fake Ledger Live app on Microsoft Store, stealing over $760,000 worth of Bitcoin from unsuspecting users.
Hui XinThe removal of its iOS and Chrome Extension wallets from the market is scheduled for November 1, 2023, although customers will still be able to access their wallets until October 1.
Coinlive Companies sponsoring crypto advertisements in Belgium must submit to its financial regulator FSMA before any campaign.
CryptoSlateContrary to certain rumors, Trust says user funds cannot be pilfered by merely taking a picture of its wallet’s screen.
cryptopotatoThe world's largest tech company by market cap, Apple Inc., managed to get rid of the proposed Class Action Lawsuit for allegedly hosting a spoofed crypto wallet, Toast Plus.
BitcoinistAttackers looted at least $4.7 million worth of Ethereum from cryptocurrency exchanges through a fraudulent token scam targeting liquidity providers ...
BitcoinistNoah Davis, an NFT expert at Christie's auction house, said that when he leads CryptoPunks, he does not plan to change the project's plans and has invited holders to a one-on-one chat.
CointelegraphMarketers must stay up to date on the latest trends; unfortunately, making the jump to the metaverse is far different than navigating the art of the reel.
CointelegraphThe new campaign spanning buses and train stations across the city comes only a few weeks after regulators banned the previous ads from marketing run Floki Inu conducted in 2021.
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