Crypto Scammers dupe over 14,000 people to make $6.4M from ‘fake token claims’
Aegis Web3 reported that the most profitable phishing scammer gained 1024 ETH from 1,714 victims in nine months.
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The stolen WSB funds were refunded to a multi-sig wallet controlled by WSBMod and two crypto influencers, ZachXBT and Loopify.
YODA coin deleted all its social accounts while the scammer rugged over 68 Ethereum, according to the PeckShieldAlert tweet report.
The project is not officially associated with Bitcoin's Ordinals protocol.
The international scam organization convinced people to invest between $275 and $1,100 in non-existent cryptocurrencies.
KuCoin users lost $22,600 while interacting with a malicious post promoting a fake giveaway during the 45 minutes of KuCoin's Twitter breach.
The site will hide zero-value transfers to protect against address poisoning attacks.