Hong Kong crypto crime triples, police handling 170% more cases
The rate of crypto crime in Hong Kong has reportedly tripled over the past three years, with documented cases in 2023 involving $611 million.
The rate of crypto crime in Hong Kong has reportedly tripled over the past three years, with documented cases in 2023 involving $611 million.
The Hostage Dev project says it will kill the pretend hostage unless its token pumps to a market cap of $1 million.
Police in Finland can’t find Aleksanteri Kivimäki who is accused of blackmailing 30,000 psychotherapy patients for $500K in bitcoin.
The water provider, which supplies water to seven million customers, was reportedly hacked by ransomware group Black Basta in January.
The community note read, “KSI has dumped crypto tokens a short while after appearing to promote them” and urged readers to exercise caution.