What is TapSwap on Telegram? TapSwap is a tap-to-earn Web3 application that lives inside Telegram — no separate download required. Are your crypto friends obsessed with tapping their phones all the ...

Blockchain security firm Scam Sniffer has raised alarms about a new wave of scams targeting cryptocurrency users through fake Telegram verification bots. These schemes use social engineering tactics ...

New York NY, Sept. 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rocket Launcher, the pioneering platform for launching and protecting meme coin traders on Solana, today announced the official release of the Scope ...

The scale is unprecedented. Elliptic data shows Huione Guarantee, later rebranded as Haowang Guarantee, processed $27 billion between 2021 and 2025. That figure exceeds every major dark web market in ...

The scams frequently are delivered via text message and warn of unpaid road toll and E-ZPass bills. An onslaught of unsolicited texts to Americans’ phones in recent months claiming they owe unpaid ...

One month ago, the messaging app Telegram summarily beheaded the online industry of Chinese-language crypto scam services: It banned virtually all accounts related to the first and second most popular ...

Telegram today announced the launch of a new feature that will allow official third-party services to assign extra verification icons to user accounts and chats. The added verification is meant to cut ...

Several cryptocurrency data aggregators listing the so-called Central African Republic (CAR) memecoin have been found directing users to phishing sites, according to cybersecurity experts. The ...

Telegram shutting down Huione Guarantee, the largest illicit marketplace in history, with over $27 billion in transactions, paradoxically strengthened the dark market as rival platforms experienced a ...

In May, Telegram moved to shut down two of the largest guarantee marketplaces. Platforms like Huione Guarantee use Telegram to operate black-market services for the trade in illicit goods and services ...

An onslaught of unsolicited texts to Americans’ phones in recent months claiming they owe unpaid tolls and E-ZPass bills is more than an annoyance. It’s the end result of an elaborate online syndicate ...