We collect real fraud cases, break down the scripts and techniques used, and provide practical prevention and post-incident steps.
Knowing the playbook is worth more than chasing losses afterwards.
If any of these applies to you, stop transferring funds immediately
The platform flags your account and support demands a deposit, tax or unfreeze fee before you can withdraw.
An "investment advisor" or online friend asks you to send USDT to an unknown wallet or platform.
Your balance is only a number. Withdrawal is rejected and support and group admins disappear.
Crypto fraud keeps rising, and the packaging gets more professional every year
Illustrative trend only, not exact statistics.
Real cases, broken down step by step
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Read moreIf you have been scammed, follow these four steps — speed decides the outcome
Keep every chat log, transfer screenshot, platform URL, app installer and wallet address. Do not delete conversations and do not uninstall the app. The more complete the evidence, the smoother the reporting and freeze process.
File a report with your local police or your country's cybercrime reporting body as soon as possible, stating "crypto fraud". Ask for a written report receipt — it is required for any later account freeze.
The sooner the bank is contacted, the higher the chance funds are intercepted. At the same time, submit the wallet addresses and TxIDs to exchanges and wallet providers and request the accounts be flagged and frozen.
Anyone claiming they can "recover your funds for a fee", that they have "internal channels to freeze the scammer", or asking for a deposit or unfreeze fee first, is almost certainly the same group in a new disguise. Recovery only happens through police and the courts.
