Bitcoin ATMs were supposed to make digital money as easy as grabbing cash from a corner machine. Instead, they have become one of the fastest growing tools for fraud, with the FBI now tying them to a ...

The scourge of crypto scams — enabled by seemingly harmless looking bitcoin ATMs standing in the corner of gas stations and grocery stores — has one wealthy community on the shores of Lake St. Clair ...

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An elderly couple was swindled out of their $1.3 million retirement fund by scammers pretending to be representatives from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The elaborate scam involved Bitcoin ATMs ...

The FBI has revealed a drastic surge in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ATM fraud, with swindlers making off with $333 million in 2025. Scammers have been found to impersonate a bank or a company, flagging ...

CHEYENNE – As 2025 came to an end, a Cheyenne resident reported a loss of approximately $98,000 to the Cheyenne Police Department as a result of a year’s worth of scams. Like many victims, the ...

In a nutshell: Cryptocurrency popularity continues to increase, and that means we're seeing more crypto-related crimes. The FBI has revealed that last year, Americans were tricked out of $333 million ...

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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) disclosed on Monday that it spent $1.25 billion on a 13,627 Bitcoin purchase, its biggest purchase in 6 months. With several recent buys concentrated in the $88,000 ...

Crypto markets are continuing through the week in a familiar regime: bitcoin pinned near $90,000, ether holding above $3,000, and the day’s real volatility showing up in a handful of altcoins rather ...

CNBC’s MacKenzie Sigalos reports on the oil-to-inflation link crypto is keying off, plus the short-liquidation burst that helped bitcoin reclaim its 50-day moving average. Got a confidential news tip?