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NanoBit’s crypto scam ends in a $5.52M SEC victory – Here’s how

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) secured a victory against NanoBit and related entities for operating a 'pig butchering' cryptocurrency scam between September 2023 and June 2024. Scammers used messaging apps to contact victims, promoting fraudulent initial coin offerings with promises of high returns and falsely claiming SEC registration. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York issued a final judgment against two individuals and four organizations. The court found that no actual transactions occurred on the NanoBit platform, with investor funds being misappropriated and wired overseas. All defendants received permanent injunctions for violating anti-fraud securities laws. They were ordered to pay a total of approximately $5.52 million in penalties, comprising disgorgement of illicit profits, pre-judgment interest, and civil fines. NanoBit itself owes about $1.8 million. The court noted the defendants' willful default and the absence of any meritorious defense.

ambcrypto06/30 09:35

NanoBit’s crypto scam ends in a $5.52M SEC victory – Here’s how

ambcrypto06/30 09:35

From pig butchering to AI scams: FBI report shows crypto at the center of $20B cybercrime surge

The FBI's IC3 report reveals a sharp 26% rise in cybercrime losses, exceeding $20.8 billion in 2025. Cryptocurrency emerged as the dominant medium for illicit activity, with crypto-related fraud losses reaching approximately $11.36 billion. Investment scams alone accounted for $8.6 billion, often involving sophisticated "pig butchering" schemes run by organized groups. Individuals aged 60 and above were the most affected demographic, suffering $7.7 billion in losses. The report also noted over 22,000 complaints involved AI-related elements, signaling an evolution in fraud tactics. Cyber-enabled fraud constituted nearly 85% of all reported losses, highlighting its role as the primary driver of financial crime in the digital era.

ambcrypto04/07 17:21

From pig butchering to AI scams: FBI report shows crypto at the center of $20B cybercrime surge

ambcrypto04/07 17:21

Daren Li Flees Ankle Monitor, Sentenced in Absentia for Global Cryptocurrency Scam

Daren Li, a dual citizen of China and St. Kitts and Nevis, has been sentenced in absentia to 20 years in prison by a U.S. federal court for laundering over $73 million from a global cryptocurrency scam. The scheme used "pig butchering" tactics, where scammers built fake online relationships to lure victims into investing in fraudulent crypto platforms. Li and his associates moved stolen funds through U.S. bank accounts and shell companies before converting them to cryptocurrency. Li removed his ankle monitor and fled in late 2025. Eight other co-conspirators have pleaded guilty as part of an ongoing international effort to dismantle crypto fraud networks.

TheNewsCrypto02/10 10:54

Daren Li Flees Ankle Monitor, Sentenced in Absentia for Global Cryptocurrency Scam

TheNewsCrypto02/10 10:54

Suspect Linked to $15 Billion Bitcoin Fraud Arrested in Cambodia, Deported to China

Cambodian authorities have arrested and deported businessman Chen Zhi to China. He is accused of masterminding a massive international criminal network involving a $15 billion Bitcoin fraud, pig butchering scams, and money laundering. As the founder of the Cambodia-based Prince Group, he allegedly used its public business operations as a front for criminal activities. His network is linked to over 100 shell companies and the operation of scam centers across Southeast Asia. This follows a historic seizure by U.S. authorities of over 127,000 Bitcoin, valued at $15 billion, from his operation. China is seeking to prosecute him under its laws, which allow citizens to be charged for major crimes committed abroad. The case highlights the global scale of crypto-related crime and increased cross-border law enforcement cooperation.

TheNewsCrypto01/08 08:27

Suspect Linked to $15 Billion Bitcoin Fraud Arrested in Cambodia, Deported to China

TheNewsCrypto01/08 08:27

Crypto hack counts fall but supply chain attacks reshape threat landscape

New data from CertiK reveals that while crypto hackers stole $3.3 billion in 2025, the number of attacks fell sharply. Losses were concentrated in fewer, more damaging supply-chain attacks, which accounted for $1.45 billion across just two incidents, including the $1.4 billion Bybit hack. This shift indicates attackers are moving away from simple code vulnerabilities toward more sophisticated infrastructure-level exploits. The number of security incidents decreased by 162 year-over-year, suggesting improved protocol-level security. The median loss per hack fell 35.75% to $103,966, though the average loss rose to $5.3 million due to high-value outliers. Phishing scams were the second-largest threat, costing $722 million across 248 incidents. A significant subset was "pig butchering" romance scams, which used prolonged emotional manipulation and cost the industry $5.5 billion in 2024.

cointelegraph12/23 14:20

Crypto hack counts fall but supply chain attacks reshape threat landscape

cointelegraph12/23 14:20

$9.3B lost – Can SAFE Crypto Act ‘protect Americans against scams’?

A bipartisan U.S. Senate group introduced the SAFE Crypto Act to combat rising cryptocurrency fraud, which cost Americans $9.3 billion in losses last year. The bill establishes a federal task force combining Treasury, DOJ, Secret Service, and private crypto firms to improve enforcement, enhance public education, and coordinate internationally. It requires action within 180 days and aims to replace outdated laws with stronger measures against scams.

ambcrypto12/18 12:03

$9.3B lost – Can SAFE Crypto Act ‘protect Americans against scams’?