2020-9-2 17:52 |
Thomas Silkj?r says the XRP millions stolen by PlusToken keep going to exchanges but it's unclear if it's the scammers or law-enforcement agencies that are doing it origin »
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Evidence indicates that more Bitcoin related to the PlusToken scam is moving into mixers. If true, it gives more evidence that the holders of these stolen funds are preparing to take advantage of the market recovery.
2020-3-8 20:50 | |
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The PlusToken scam of 2019 helped fuel Bitcoin’s parabolic rise to $14,000 in mid-2019, before the scammers began dumping stolen Bitcoin into the market through the crypto exchange Huobi. New data that shows the growth of cryptocurrency wallets across the most popular cryptocurrency exchange from January 2019 on, shows just how large the impact that... The post appeared first on NewsBTC.
2020-1-11 02:00 | |
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The PlusToken scam has been consistently dumping its stolen Bitcoin (BTC) on the market for months now. However, one analyst believes that a comparison can be made to Ripple’s 1B monthly token unlock.
2019-12-21 15:34 | |
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Over the years, scammers have been blamed for triggering bear markets by gradually offloading stolen assets. Now a blockchain forensics firm has examined the PlusToken scam by tracing the on-chain movements.
2019-12-21 14:08 | |
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Blockchain compliance firm Chainalysis has issued a new report suggesting that PlusToken, the multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme widely suspected to have been driving down the price of Bitcoin with mass liquidations, could have misappropriated less crypto than previously alleged.
2019-12-17 12:00 | |
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The Chinese PlusToken scam may have influenced Bitcoin’s price, Chainalysis hypothesizes in a blog post. Though it’s unlikely to be the main factor, movements of stolen funds correlate very well with market downturns.
2019-12-17 23:17 | |
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Going by the market price today, 10 million ETH is equal to about $2 billion USD. this is the much that PlusToken Ponzi scheme is alleged to have stolen from more than 800,000 people in ETH alone. The theft of the funds has remained a mystery even when it came to the public limelight, it […]
2019-8-25 23:07 | |
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The South Korean-based cryptocurrency wallet PlusToken has allegedly conducted an exit scam, stealing users’ funds. According to a recent report released by FinanceMagnates, the funds stolen are valued at over $3 billion from individuals using the wallet.
2019-7-2 17:53 | |
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