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CryptoWatch: Paul Pierce's Settlement, Cryptocurrency Scams, and New Malware in the US, UK - Vimarsana News

CryptoWatch: Paul Pierce's Settlement, Cryptocurrency Scams, and New Malware in the US, UK

The digital currency is also notorious of the scams and problems within it. The top stories from last week saw significant topics that center on the many cryptocurrency scams and problems within the industry, centering on the darker side of digital coins and their presence in the world.

NBA's Paul Pierce Settles $1.4 Million to SEC Over Misleading Cryptocurrency Statements - Vimarsana News

NBA's Paul Pierce Settles $1.4 Million to SEC Over Misleading Cryptocurrency Statements

Pierce violated the anti-touting and anti-fraud provisions of federal securities laws. NBA Legend and Hall of Famer Paul Pierce or also known as "The Truth," paid $1.

Metamask Warns Users Of Phishing Attack After Namecheap Hacker Starts Sending Emails - Vimarsana News

Metamask Warns Users Of Phishing Attack After Namecheap Hacker Starts Sending Emails

Aside from Metamask, cybercriminals also impersonated the logistics giant DHL and sent malicious emails to Namecheap users.

Logan Paul Sued Over Allegations CryptoZoo NFT Game Was a 'Rug Pull' - Vimarsana News

Logan Paul Sued Over Allegations CryptoZoo NFT Game Was a 'Rug Pull'

A proposed class-action lawsuit alleges YouTuber Logan Paul and CryptoZoo promoted NFTs for sale but abandoned the project and held onto buyers' money.

Crypto Scam: SEC Chair Gensler Reveals Three Telltale Signs Something Is A Scam - Vimarsana News

Crypto Scam: SEC Chair Gensler Reveals Three Telltale Signs Something Is A Scam

"There are certain red flags that you can look for beyond it being too good to be true," SEC chief Gensler said.