Rug Pull Scam

The decentralized protocol has sparked exit scam concerns among investors due to an unauthorized token swap involving several millions.

The fraudulent investment platform allegedly defrauded over 16,000 South Koreans of more than a trillion won.

Amidst Squid Token's revival, caution prevails as history of scams raises skepticism despite renewed cultural interest in cryptocurrency.

Rugpulls are now a frequent occurrence on Base.

Protect yourself and your cryptocurrency from these scams.

Users are still falling into crypto influencers' traps which made millions off of their FOMO.

A latest incident raises further questions about the influencer's past crypto projects and his credibility.

CertiK audited a project which later rugged user funds for $2 million. The firm denies responsibility for the incident.

Soulja Boy scams have been put under a magnifying glasses.

These six pump and dump scams took the crypto ecosystem by storm.

Hacks on DeFi protocols happen through security breaches and code exploits. DeFi security audits are critical to prevent them.

Security firms PeckShield and CertiK say the alleged hack was an exit scam by Defrost Capital's team.

A blockchain security firm has reported more than 117,629 scams so far this year.

NFT marketplace took responsibility for scam on their launchpad.

How to spot crypto shilling and not get into the trap.

The Bored Bunny NFT project is one of the most recent examples of a slow rug pull that fell apart

Rug pull scammers stole over $2.8 billion in crypto last year.

Rug pulls emerged as one of the most trending scam types with over $2.8B stolen from DeFi victims.

New crypto crime research by Chainalysis finds that $7.7 billion worth of crypto was stolen from victims globally this year.