
The $230 Million Bitcoin Heist That Wasn’t a Hack
In August 2024, a Washington, D.C.-based cryptocurrency holder lost over 4,100 Bitcoin—worth approximately $230 million at the time—in what has become one of the largest

In August 2024, a Washington, D.C.-based cryptocurrency holder lost over 4,100 Bitcoin—worth approximately $230 million at the time—in what has become one of the largest

Crypto scams are not slowing down—they’re evolving. What worked in 2023 no longer works today. The actors behind these operations are becoming more sophisticated, more

After more than a decade of regulatory ambiguity, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued one of the most consequential crypto interpretations to

Recent media coverage involving ransom demands for Bitcoin has reignited a familiar narrative: that cryptocurrency is anonymous, untraceable, and therefore the perfect instrument for modern

Cryptocurrency fraud is inherently global. Victims may be located in one country, perpetrators in another, and digital assets can move across borders in seconds. One

Inside a Modern, Cross-Border Financial Crime Operation In January 2026, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia announced criminal charges against Venezuelan

How AI, Organized Crime, and State-Linked Networks Reshaped Financial Crime Cryptocurrency-enabled fraud is no longer a peripheral risk to the global financial system. It has

Meta Whale, Vladimir Okhotnikov, and a Familiar Crypto Playbook Disclaimer: Disclaimer (Investigative / OSINT): This report is provided for informational and investigative purposes only. It

Crypto fraud has entered a new era. The criminals behind today’s scams are no longer relying on crude phishing emails or clumsy fake websites. They

The world of crypto is full of innovation — but it’s also full of imposters. One of the most dangerous trends today is the rise