Top Gear’s Clarkson and May brand crypto scam ads as ‘balls’

James May and Jeremy Clarkson highlighted the crypto scam after paid-for adverts appeared on X directing users to a fake BBC article.
James May and Jeremy Clarkson highlighted the crypto scam after paid-for adverts appeared on X directing users to a fake BBC article.
Authorities freed over 600 slaves from the Philippine scam center that was forcing victims to carry out ‘pig butchering’ scams for crypto.
A crypto-draining app that mimics bitcoin wallet Leather was available via Apple’s app store for at least four years, despite warnings.
Irish deputy prime minister Micheál Martin sent a legal letter demanding that X remove the crypto scam adverts using his likeness.
Pig-butchering scams based at the Myanmar compound have reportedly raked in around $100 million in USDT over the past two years.