Crypto Crime Losses in the U.S. Jumped to $9.3B in 2024, FBI Says
- Americans reported $9.3 billion lost to cryptocurrency crimes in 2024, according to an FBI report.
- This 66 percent increase from 2023 reflects expanding use of digital assets in fraud schemes.
- Investment fraud drove losses, and individuals over 60 experienced significant financial harm.
- Americans lost $9.3 billion total, with victims over 60 accounting for nearly $2.8 billion.
- The FBI highlights evolving tactics and advises caution regarding digital asset investments.
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