The curious minds at ColdFusion tell the story of how a woman created a fake cryptocurrency, fooled the world, and vanished.

From rap verses to million-dollar crypto wagers, Drake’s high-stakes love affair with bitcoin keeps unfolding.

Bitcoin dropped, crashed, and burned - and then it skyrocketed. My $50 investment has been through the wringer. But boy am I glad I held on until summer of 2025.

Economic analysis suggests private monetary systems could eliminate the need for mass stock market participation. Traditional ...

Despite claiming to be accumulating Bitcoin, a recent IMF report has just confirmed that El Salvador hasn’t bought any new ...

A scammer posing as Jason Momoa convinced a woman to send money and give up her car. Her daughter shares the painful truth to ...

Shenzhen warns citizens about fake stablecoin scams, urges careful investing, highlights risks, and offers rewards for ...

FOMO leads to poor entries near market tops, and panic selling often locks in unnecessary losses.Investors lacking a strategy ...

An investor has managed to make $9.6 billion after selling 80,000 Bitcoins bought in 2011 for $54,000. The X account, formerly Twitter, @unusual_whales, was responsible for reveali ...

Records show the New Zealand woman used fake crypto screenshots to convince her mother the investment had generated $160,000 ...

There is no evidence that Athena was part of these scams — only that their machines were used. Athena reports that it has 800 ...

Scammers use OP_RETURN to target 80,000 BTC from Mt. Gox, raising concerns about phishing and network bloat in Bitcoin.