Americans Lost $11 Billion to Crypto Scams Last Year. Most of It Ended at a Gas Station
Americans filed 181,565 cryptocurrency-related complaints in 2025 and reported more than $11.366 billion in losses, with crypto making up over half of the FBI IC3’s $20.877 billion in total internet-crime losses. A fast-...
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