Category: Cryptocurrency - Page 4

No legitimate POTS airdrop exists from Moonpot. Fake airdrop scams are targeting crypto newcomers with fake websites and wallet-draining tricks. Learn how to spot the fraud and protect your funds.

In 2024, $15.8 billion in crypto transactions flowed to sanctioned entities, mostly from Iran and Russia. Bitcoin dominated the flow, while DeFi and cross-chain bridges made evasion easier than ever. Enforcement is struggling to keep up.

Vietnam's new 0.1% crypto transaction tax takes effect in 2026, taxing every trade regardless of profit. Learn how it impacts traders, exchanges, and investors - and what you need to do to stay compliant.

RadioShack Swap on Polygon is a novel but underwhelming DEX with a unique liquidity model centered on the RADIO token. Low volume, shallow liquidity, and unclear data make it risky for serious traders.

Vibing Cat (VCAT) is a Solana-based meme coin with no utility, no team, and almost no trading volume. Once hitting $21, it's now worth pennies. Learn why it's one of crypto's riskiest bets.

Nigeria officially regulates cryptocurrency as of 2025 under the Investments and Securities Act. The SEC now licenses exchanges, crypto is taxable, and banks can serve compliant businesses. Here's what you need to know.

There is no verified SOS Foundation IDO airdrop as of November 2025. Learn how to spot fake crypto airdrops, protect your wallet, and find legitimate opportunities instead.

SUIA was a crypto token launched on the Sui Network with big promises, but it has zero circulation, no website, and no trading volume. It's not a scam - it's a dead project. Here's the full truth.

Yieldwatch (WATCH) was a Binance Smart Chain DeFi dashboard token that peaked in 2021 but is now abandoned, with zero development, broken data, and a 99.7% price crash. Don't invest.

The Impossible Finance x CoinMarketCap airdrop distributed $20,000 in IF tokens to 2,000 winners in 2025. Learn how it worked, why U.S. users were excluded, and what the IDIA token was really for.

As of 2025, cryptocurrency is still not legal tender in the U.S., but new laws like the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act have created a clear regulatory path for stablecoins, Bitcoin, and Ethereum-making crypto safer, more legitimate, and easier to use without replacing the dollar.

Despite banking bans and legal risks, citizens in countries like Nigeria, Vietnam, and Iran are using P2P trading, VPNs, and no-KYC exchanges to access crypto. Here’s how they do it - and what it really costs.