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Indian police detain six suspects in February 7–13 nationwide fraud operation
Indian police conducted a nationwide crackdown from February 7 to 13, arresting six suspects linked to alleged investment, loan app and part-time job fraud involving crypto-related schemes. Authorities say they traced illicit funds across multiple states, recovered about Rs. 16.9 lakh for victims through court orders, and warned residents to be cautious when engaging with unknown contacts online.
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Ledger and Trezor users hit by QR code postal scam with February 15 authentication deadline
Ledger and Trezor hardware wallet users are being targeted in a postal QR code scam that attempts to steal their recovery phrases. Criminals are mailing fake compliance letters with a February 15 deadline, pushing users to scan QR codes that lead to phishing sites and submit their seed phrases. The fraudulent sites impersonate official domains and warn of lost wallet functionality to pressure victims into handing over full access to their funds.
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Virginia advances crypto ATM kiosk bill; passed both chambers by February 14, 2026
Virginia has advanced a bill to regulate cryptocurrency ATM kiosks statewide, with approval from both the Senate and House and delivery to the governor’s desk. The measure sets operator rules, daily and monthly transaction limits, a 48-hour hold for new users, ID checks, fee caps, and clear fraud warnings, and bars marketing the machines as ATMs. Delegate Michelle Maldonado cites scams, including losses of $15,000 and up to $250,000.
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Bitcoin’s 50% slide from October peak revives US 401(k) crypto eligibility debate
After Bitcoin dropped about 50% from its October high, wiping out roughly $2 trillion in value, the role of cryptocurrencies in the $12.5 trillion US 401(k) retirement market is under renewed scrutiny. Supporters cite earlier policy moves and argue Bitcoin can fit alongside other assets, while critics warn that highly volatile tokens are unsuitable for long‑term savings and could expose plan sponsors to legal risks.
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