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Crypto Frauds Lead to $4.6B Loss in 2024

Thiago Alvarez
Last updated: June 12, 2025 6:51 am
Thiago Alvarez
Published: June 12, 2025
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Key Points:
  • Main event, leadership changes, market impact, financial shifts, or expert insights.
  • AI deepfakes caused 40% of crypto losses.
  • Major cryptos like BTC, ETH targeted for scams.

In 2024, $4.6 billion were lost globally to cryptocurrency fraud, greatly impacted by AI-generated deepfake scams, as reported by Bitget and its partners.

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Crypto fraud in 2024 resulted in a $4.6 billion loss, driven by AI-generated deepfakes and elaborate social engineering. The comprehensive findings were highlighted in Bitget’s Anti-Scam Research Report with collaboration from analytics firms SlowMist and Elliptic.The financial market faced increased volatility as these scams targeted Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other liquid altcoins. Exchanges faced difficulties due to sophisticated laundering through cross-chain bridges, complicating asset recovery efforts significantly.The expanded use of AI technology in fraud indicates evolving cyber threats. Exchanges and law enforcement must develop coordinated strategies to counter these sophisticated methods and protect digital assets from future scams.

Crypto fraud in 2024 resulted in a $4.6 billion loss, driven by AI-generated deepfakes and elaborate social engineering. The comprehensive findings were highlighted in Bitget’s Anti-Scam Research Report with collaboration from analytics firms SlowMist and Elliptic.

Key entities in these frauds used synthetic impersonations of crypto leaders to manipulate victims. Bitget’s report documented how high-profile figures were mimicked using AI, resulting in severe financial impacts on popular cryptocurrencies. The report highlights how AI-powered scams have moved beyond phishing emails to include fake Zoom calls, synthetic videos of public figures, and Trojan-laced job offers.

The financial market faced increased volatility as these scams targeted Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other liquid altcoins. Exchanges faced difficulties due to sophisticated laundering through cross-chain bridges, complicating asset recovery efforts significantly.

Regulatory authorities, including U.S. agencies, have heightened efforts to curb these scams. Despite interventions, a considerable fraction remains unresolved, underlining the need for more concerted technological innovations and California strengthens partnership to combat cryptocurrency scams.

The expanded use of AI technology in fraud indicates evolving cyber threats. Exchanges and law enforcement must develop coordinated strategies to counter these sophisticated methods and protect digital assets from future scams.

Future technological outcomes could involve developing AI detection tools to preempt such scams. Historical data suggests increased fraud could result in stricter regulations on crypto exchanges, protecting against the misuse of emerging technologies like AI, which can be explored by following BitDegree for crypto education and insights.

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ByThiago Alvarez
Thiago Alvarez is a crypto and fintech analyst at Coinwy, covering blockchain payments, DeFi protocols, and digital asset regulation. With a background in financial technology and compliance analysis, Thiago focuses on evaluating the operational viability and regulatory positioning of emerging crypto projects. His work examines token economics, cross-border payment infrastructure, and institutional adoption trends across global markets.
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