The YouTuber thought he had invested his money wisely, however the market has since taken a major downfall.

All you need to know about Bitcoin's price fall

The tech billionaire is being sued amid claims he and his companies engaged in racketeering schemes to inflate Dogecoin's value.

Womp, womp

Green was set to release a new series called White Horse Tavern but lost some of his NFT assets through a phishing scam.

In today’s world, people are wondering who the wealthiest person in the world actually is, and more importantly how they got there

Damon starred in the advert before the cryptocurrency market crashed dramatically

The scam is considered one of the biggest frauds in history and predicted to have hustled as much as £12.7 billion from investor.

The YouTube sensation lost 97 per cent of his investment in a matter of 24 hours

This week saw a mass crash of the crypto market, however, it seems LUNA took the hardest hit dropping to less than $1 in value.

The price of Bitcoin fell below $30,000 (AU$43,000) for the first time since July 2021, a significant drop from its all-time high.

Nike dropped their Nike Dunk Genesis Cryptokick NFT collection with more than $14 million spent on the virtual shoes and their skins.

But the owner was left wondering why women are more attracted to sports cars than a digital picture of a funky monkey.

134 NFTs worth AU$3.5 million were transferred from the wallets of several users after a phishing link was sent out on Instagram.

The price of the cryptocurrency left internet users in stitches as the two most 'memed' internet numbers joined forces.

An NFT and crypto investor took to Twitter to reveal how he lost £500,000 in just a matter of seconds

Crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi bought the NFT for $3.88 million a year ago and expected to make a hefty profit from his purchase.

Lead researcher Dr Di Wang said that crypto users share many concerning personality traits, making it easier for them to exploit people.

The collector shared their story online following the devastating mistake.

A 12-year-old boy has built an NFT collection worth £3 million after learning to code when he was just five years old.