Cops discover a crypto scam in Delhi, where fraudsters trick victims by promising two hundred percent returns

Scams inevitably occur when money is involved. The same applies to cryptocurrencies. Recovering from crypto scams is more challenging because blockchain is used for verification instead of financial institutions like banks. Even if cryptocurrencies are a more recent trend, hackers are still stealing using conventional methods. Crypto Scam in Delhi is one of the newest scams involved with the pretext of exorbitant returns. Everything began with bitcoin investment schemes, by promising substantial returns on investments in various cryptocurrencies, a 47-year-old Ganesh Shivkumar Sagar from Dwarka in New Delhi conned eight people from Pune out of Rs 84.34 lakh. The accused reportedly lured the investors on a getaway to Goa and hosted a large event where they clarified the intricate functioning of blockchain technology and addressed concerns raised by current and potential investors. The suspect allegedly promised affluent investors 200 percent exorbitant returns from their investments in exchange for trips to Dubai.

The accused reportedly misled the victims with the pretext of exorbitant returns between five and twenty percent with further benefits. Additionally, he stated that these coins would soon be available all around the world. An accuser claimed the company had two websites, one for bitcoin conversions and another for cash withdrawals. The victims identified this fraud after discovering that the website on which they had made their investments had stopped working. Investors then approached police out of fear of fraud.

By making lavish promises and employing dazzling marketing, fraudsters are adept at getting victims to part of scams. These kinds of scams are generally used to capitalize on the hype around quick, significant returns in the cryptocurrency market. In addition, uninformed purchasers and investors caught in a vicious cycle of greed are the ones who are most easily seduced. Before investing in any platform, it is preferable to be well-informed.