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Neblio Technologies in Bengaluru lost Rs 378 crore in a major cryptocurrency theft. An employee was arrested for violating IT rules. The company has offered a Rs 96 crore reward for help in recovering the stolen amount. Probe is on
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Bengaluru-based Nebilo Technologies reported a cyber theft of nearly Rs 378 crore involving cryptocurrency. A part-time employee is under suspicion after the company’s server was hacked. Whitefield CEN police registered an FIR
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Bitcoin surged past $1,21,000 for the first time, driven by institutional demand, ETF inflows, and macroeconomic factors. Ethereum also rose. Experts cite regulatory clarity, tokenization progress, and US policy support as key drivers of this sustained crypto market rally
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US President Donald Trump made nearly $57.4 million in 2024 from his cryptocurrency company, World Liberty Financial, according to a new government report
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Pakistan Crypto Council CEO Bilal Bin Saqib made the announcement at the Bitcoin Vegas 2025 conference in Las Vegas, which was attended by US Vice President JD Vance and sons of President Donald Trump, Eric and Donald Trump Jr
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The 47-year-old private employee was recently added to a Telegram group by unidentified persons, where he was contacted by a woman claiming to show huge returns for investment in ‘Bitcoins’ and also offered him guidance and tips for the same.
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Cyber security officials have warned those incorporating crypto in their investment portfolio from becoming victims to such frauds
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According to sources, this particular racket was involved in defrauding people residing overseas under the pretext of providing them with software-related services through fake call centres and thereafter diverting the proceedings collected abroad in the form of cryptocurrency
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The incoming first lady Melania Trump launched the meme coin with posts on her social media accounts while her husband's rally was underway in Washington
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On Tuesday, the Bitcoin price was hovering around $87,880 apiece; the price has surged about 30 per cent since the US election
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Financial Intelligence Unit penalised the company for violating domestic anti-money laundering regulations
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They invested the money in installments and the fake website created by the crook who showed high returns.
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The suspects allegedly provided bank accounts to the cyber fraudsters to transfer the fraud money. The arrested persons were identified as Noushad and Ahmed Kabeer, both bank account suppliers from Kasargod in Kerala.
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Imposing a total ban on cryptocurrencies is neither feasible nor desirable because large investments have already been made in such instruments
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The details of two other cases were not shared by the agency because of the ongoing operation.
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They lured the initial investors by promising them high returns in a short span of time. They also created a network of investors, who further expanded the chain within their own circles.
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The adoption of crypto roadmap by finance ministers and central bank governors of the G20 nations is a step in the right direction
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For Kavuri, who lives in the East Midlands in the UK, years of savvy, stressful and successful trading were down the drain when he lost $2.1 million (1.7 million pounds), reports the BBC
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The crypto space saw a shocking $20.6 billion worth of illicit transactions last year, the highest figure in the market's history.
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The official said there are risks associated with cryptocurrencies as there are the same set of entities who act as depository and clearing systems, unlike that in the stock market.