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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

Hong Kong Crypto Scam Shock: Woman Loses Nearly $1 Million As AI Fraud Surges

Hong Kong Crypto Scam Shock: Woman Loses Nearly $1 Million As AI Fraud Surges A Hong Kong woman lost HK$7.7 million (approximately $982,000) after being lured into a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment platform. The scam began on Telegram, where a person posing as an investment expert promoted an AI-powered trading strategy with guaranteed returns. After making 17 transfers of USDT and Ethereum, the victim was unable to withdraw her funds. Hong Kong Police have reported a significant surge in such online investment fraud, with over 80 cases recorded in a single week, totaling losses of nearly HK$80 million. Authorities warn that scammers are increasingly using sophisticated tactics, including promises of "AI trading" and "guaranteed profits," to appear credible. This follows a similar incident last month where a retiree lost HK$6.6 million in a multi-stage scam. Police urge the public to be cautious of unsolicited investment advice and to verify platforms through the official CyberDefender service before transferring any money. They emphasize that no legitimate investment can guarantee returns. Investigations are ongoing.

bitcoinist04/19 14:01

Hong Kong Crypto Scam Shock: Woman Loses Nearly $1 Million As AI Fraud Surges

bitcoinist04/19 14:01

Crypto Grey Zone Explodes: Why Vietnam’s ONUS Bust Is A Warning To Retail Traders

Vietnam's police dismantled a massive multi-billion dollar crypto scam centered on the investment platform ONUS, arresting seven individuals including its founder. The scheme involved creating and selling fake digital currencies while manipulating their prices to lure investors, leaving millions of users affected. This case highlights Vietnam's status as a hotspot for crypto fraud, exacerbated by regulatory grey zones that scammers exploit. The incident serves as a critical warning to retail traders about the high jurisdictional and counterparty risks in emerging markets, where enforcement can shift abruptly and liquidity vanish quickly.

bitcoinist03/27 13:32

Crypto Grey Zone Explodes: Why Vietnam’s ONUS Bust Is A Warning To Retail Traders

bitcoinist03/27 13:32

Indian Man Falls Victim to Fake Crypto Investment Scam, Loses ₹71.6 Lakh

An Indian man from Mumbra, Maharashtra, lost ₹71.6 lakh (approximately $85,700) in a fake cryptocurrency investment scam. The 42-year-old insurance consultant was approached by six individuals in August 2025 who posed as representatives of a crypto trading platform and promised high returns. Over seven months, from August 2025 to March 2026, the victim transferred funds via cash and online transactions. The accused misappropriated the entire amount, and no arrests have been made yet. This case highlights the growing issue of cyber fraud in India. The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal received over 24 lakh complaints in 2025 alone, with reported losses exceeding ₹22,495 crore. A recent report from Gujarat National Law University emphasized the urgent need for clear cryptocurrency regulations and stronger investor protection measures to prevent such scams.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:21

Indian Man Falls Victim to Fake Crypto Investment Scam, Loses ₹71.6 Lakh

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:21

Crypto Scam: Louisiana Bitcoin ATM Protections Help Recover $200,000 – Details

A recently enacted Louisiana law has enabled the recovery of $200,000 for senior citizens targeted in a sophisticated Bitcoin ATM scam. Scammers deceived victims by falsely claiming their bank accounts were compromised and threatening them with arrest for fabricated crimes unless they made payments. The victims were then directed to Bitcoin ATMs to deposit cash into anonymous cryptocurrency wallets. New regulatory measures in Louisiana, including mandatory warning signs on machines, on-screen scam alerts during transactions, a $3,000 daily deposit limit, and a 72-hour waiting period for transfers, were instrumental in identifying the fraudulent activity and facilitating the recovery of funds. This case highlights the growing concern around cryptocurrency-related scams, prompting investigations in other states like Missouri into Bitcoin ATM operators.

bitcoinist01/11 17:02

Crypto Scam: Louisiana Bitcoin ATM Protections Help Recover $200,000 – Details

bitcoinist01/11 17:02

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

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