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Home/News/Crypto scammers target World Cup fans with fake tickets and betting schemes, TRM warns
Cointelegraph·3d ago·negative

Crypto scammers target World Cup fans with fake tickets and betting schemes, TRM warns

TRM Labs warns crypto scammers are targeting World Cup fans with fake ticketing sites, fixed-match betting schemes and event-themed crypto promotions. The FBI and FIFA have also issued warnings about fraudulent ticket sales.

  • TRM Labs identified fake ticketing sites and fixed-match betting pitches tied to crypto wallet addresses.
  • The 2026 World Cup is expected to draw 6.5M fans, creating a large pool for scammers to target.
  • The FBI warned that threat actors are spoofing FIFA websites to collect personal info and sell fake tickets.
  • FIFA says tickets bought outside official channels may be invalid and canceled without notice.
  • TRM notes that onchain crypto payments let investigators track and act before losses grow.
scamssecurityImpact 5/10
Why our editor rated this negative

Scams targeting major events are negative for crypto's reputation, but the warning itself is useful for consumer protection. The onchain traceability angle is a slight positive.

Read the full story at Cointelegraph

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