Author: Simran Mishra
Simran Mishra
I am a content analyst and crypto journalist with over 3 years of experience covering blockchain, Web3, DeFi, and emerging digital asset trends. My SEO-driven reporting and curiosity for deep tech help me deliver clear, credible insights in the fast-evolving crypto space. Beyond Web3 journalism, I express my creativity through poetry and a deep passion for the arts.
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UP Police Crypto Training to Help District Officers Trace Digital Funds Before Escalating Complex Cases
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Crypto ITR 2026: Who can file by August 31, report VDA income, claim TDS refund?
The Fun Coffee crypto scheme has reportedly cost investors HK$107.5 million across Hong Kong and Macao. Police arrested eight suspects after receiving 264 complaints linked to the scheme. Victims between 32 and 83 years old lost between HK$3,000 and nearly HK$9.6 million. Police suspect the platform used high returns and personal referrals to attract more investors. Fun Coffee started promoting its investment platform in Hong Kong in late 2025. The company presented itself as a coffee technology and smart farming business. It asked investors to deposit USDT and promised returns as high as 278%. The platform first attracted people through…
Delhi Police arrested six suspects across Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh after busting an interstate crypto scam targeting a Delhi resident. The gang allegedly stole Rs. 4.29 lakh through online tasks, fake cryptocurrency investments, and fabricated profits displayed on fraudulent trading platforms. The case began after fraudsters contacted the victim through messaging groups, posing as digital marketing recruiters offering quick earnings. Small initial commissions helped build trust before operators shifted the victim toward a bogus cryptocurrency trading platform. The platform showed rising profits, encouraging larger deposits through several bank accounts and UPI payment routes. When the victim attempted withdrawals, scammers demanded…
Clarity Act Could Give Banks, Brokers, and Asset Managers Confidence to Launch More Crypto Products in the US JPMorgan has said that delays in the Clarity Act are slowing the crypto market in the United States. The bank believes the lack of clear rules is stopping many large financial companies from increasing their crypto investments. Bitcoin traded around $64,650 on July 30 while the market continued to move in a narrow range. The warning came after the US Senate delayed work on the Clarity Act before its summer recess. Prediction markets now give the bill only a 37% chance of…