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Frozen accounts, blocked withdrawals, growing skepticism: The cryptocurrency exchange MEXC is facing massive criticism. Users report locked accounts and a lack of communication, while on-chain data reveals billions in outflows. Despite the platform's denials, concerns are growing about a new crypto scandal – bringing to mind the FTX and Celsius debacles.
OpenPayd is coming under scrutiny in connection with crypto transactions and data privacy. Analysis of risks, criticism, and legal issues.
The Bank of England is opening up to stablecoins - subject to strict conditions on stability and supervision. An important signal for crypto regulation.
Dubai tightens crypto regulation: VARA punishes unlicensed providers with high fines. The aim is to increase transparency and investor protection.
The EU is planning sanctions against the Russian stablecoin A7A5. What this means for crypto markets, compliance and international regulation.
More and more crypto investors are reporting cases of fraud involving Ledger and Ledger Live. Phishing, fake update emails, manipulated devices or fake supports are aimed at stealing the recovery phrase - with expensive consequences for those affected. In our latest article, you can find out which scams are currently circulating, how you can effectively protect your crypto balance and what legal steps you can take in an emergency.
Polygon offers fast, low-cost blockchain transactions - but the network brings with it new forensic and regulatory challenges.
OpenPayd is coming under increasing criticism: frozen accounts, a lack of transparency and links to dubious crypto offers. Find out why the payment service provider is considered dodgy and how Crypto Investigation helps those affected to enforce their claims.
Victims of fraud usually rightly ask themselves whether they can recover the lost assets. In principle, crypto transfers confirmed in the blockchain cannot be reversed. However, there are exceptions and ways to get back the money you thought you had lost.
"Rug pull" refers to a fraudulent approach in which investors are suddenly and unexpectedly robbed of their investment basis. This form of fraud occurs in particular in connection with cryptocurrency investments.
MaskEX review: Is the Dubai-based crypto exchange worthwhile for German users? An overview of licenses, security, and risks.
Crypto fraud is increasing rapidly - but investigating authorities often act too slowly. Crypto forensics creates transparency and supports victims in the investigation.
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