Netflix’s release of Squid Game Season 2 sparked a surge in similarly named tokens, echoing the scams that burned investors during Season 1. With Season 3 on the horizon, will it trigger another wave of speculative tokens and fraud?
CatherineChina has introduced stricter regulations requiring banks to monitor and report suspicious cryptocurrency transactions. These measures are part of an ongoing effort to control digital asset trading and prevent illegal activities like cross-border gambling.
WeatherlyVitalik Buterin criticised Elon Musk for the tone of discourse on X, urging a more measured approach to moderation. He warned that the use of the "banhammer" fails to manage speech effectively and exacerbates divisions.
KikyoA new YouTube scam is gaining attention, targeting aspiring fraudsters rather than large sums of money. Using a sophisticated wallet system, scammers deceive would-be thieves into losing small amounts of tokens. Is this a twist of fate?
CatherineVietnam's authorities raided the headquarters of Million Smiles, a company behind a large cryptocurrency scam, preventing hundreds more from falling victim. The scam had already defrauded over 100 businesses and 400 individuals out of $1.17 million, with the company promoting a fake digital currency.
AnaisA security flaw in Tangem's app exposed users' private keys during email support interactions, sparking community criticism over the company's response. Tangem swiftly resolved the issue but faced questions about transparency and trust.
KikyoAI-generated reviews are flooding online platforms, making it harder to detect fake feedback. Despite efforts by companies and the FTC to tackle the issue, many fake reviews still deceive consumers.
WeatherlyRed Bull Racing has ended its three-year partnership with cryptocurrency exchange Bybit, dropping the sponsor ahead of the 2025 season. The team appears to be shifting its focus to more performance-driven partnerships, distancing itself from the cryptocurrency sector.
AnaisA Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) report identifies WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram as top targets for online scammers, posing significant risks to their millions of daily users.
CatherineMalaysia's new social media law requires platforms with over 8 million users to obtain operating licences, and WeChat and TikTok have already secured theirs. Some platforms, like X (formerly Twitter) and Google, have yet to apply, facing potential regulatory action if they don't comply.
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