Fake Revoke.cash Phishing: How Scammers Are Draining Wallets Through Google Ads
In the crypto world, fake Revoke.cash sites via Google Ads are tricking users into wallet drains. Here's how to spot and avoid them.
The ‘Sleep Minting’ NFT Scam: How Fake Drops Fool Even Experienced Collectors
Think that NFT from Beeple is real? Sleep Minting tricks Etherscan into showing fake provenance. Learn how to verify authentic drops and avoid this costly scam.
“Task Scams” Explained: The “Optimize Data for USDT” Job Fraud
Don't fall for the 'optimize data' job offer. If you have to pay USDT to withdraw your salary, it's a Task Scam. Here is how it works.
Etherscan Guide for Victims: Tracking Your Funds
IntroductionIf you have fallen victim to a crypto scam, your first instinct is likely panic. While blockchain transactions are irreversible, the public nature of the ledger means you can track exactly where your funds went. This guide explains how to...
What is a ‘Dusting Attack’? (And How to Protect Your Crypto)
A tiny deposit of crypto appeared in your wallet. Is it free money? No, it's a tracking device. Here's how dusting attacks de-anonymize you.
Recovery Scams on Instagram: The ‘Hacker’ Myth
If you've lost crypto, Instagram is full of 'hackers' promising to get it back. Here's why they are lying and how to spot them.
Coinbase Support Scams: Real vs Fake (2026 Safety Guide)
Received a call from 'Coinbase' asking for remote access? It's a scam. Here is the definitive guide to spotting fake support agents vs the real deal.
Metamask Phishing: The Only Way to Revoke Token Allowances (2026 Guide)
If you've connected your Metamask to a shady site, disconnecting isn't enough. You must revoke token allowances before your funds are drained. Here's how.
How to Report Crypto Scams to the FBI/IC3: A Step-by-Step Guide
Lost money to a crypto scam? Learn how to file an official report with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). This step-by-Step guide explains what evidence you need and how to improve your chances of an investigation.
Can Tether (USDT) Be Frozen? Yes, and Here’s Why.
Yes, Tether (USDT) can be frozen. Tether Limited retains the ability to blacklist addresses and freeze funds at the smart contract level, usually upon law enforcement request.