CoinVoice Latest News, the Singapore Police Force announced the fraud and cybercrime data for the first half of 2025. The data shows that Singaporeans lost approximately 456 million SGD to fraud, a decrease of about 66 million SGD compared to last year. The number of fraud and cybercrime cases decreased by 21.5%, to 22,476 cases, compared to 28,625 cases in the same period last year. Losses related to Ativos de criptografia scams accounted for nearly 18% of total losses, reaching 81.6 million SGD, mainly involving Tether, Bitcoin and Ethereum. The Anti-Fraud Command also recovered 56.7 million SGD, including 17 million SGD in Ativos de criptografia, and worked with partners to avoid an additional potential loss of 179 million SGD.
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CoinVoice Latest News, the Singapore Police Force announced the fraud and cybercrime data for the first half of 2025. The data shows that Singaporeans lost approximately 456 million SGD to fraud, a decrease of about 66 million SGD compared to last year. The number of fraud and cybercrime cases decreased by 21.5%, to 22,476 cases, compared to 28,625 cases in the same period last year. Losses related to Ativos de criptografia scams accounted for nearly 18% of total losses, reaching 81.6 million SGD, mainly involving Tether, Bitcoin and Ethereum. The Anti-Fraud Command also recovered 56.7 million SGD, including 17 million SGD in Ativos de criptografia, and worked with partners to avoid an additional potential loss of 179 million SGD.