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Law enforcement in India has arrested five suspects who allegedly duped a businessman out of roughly $700,000 via a fake cryptocurrency trading platform. According to local media , the five suspects, including one woman, were taken into custody following an investigation by the cybercrime wing of Odisha’s Crime Branch. The accused reportedly ran a scam using a bogus trading app called ZAIF, where they promised massive returns of up to 200% on digital currency investments. The trading platform was promoted as being based in Japan. It’s worth noting that ZAIF is the name of a legitimate Japanese cryptocurrency exchange, which suffered a $60 million hack in 2022. However, the platform used in this scam is likely unaffiliated and merely borrowed the name to appear credible. The fraud kicked off when the victim, an Indian businessman, was contacted on Facebook by a woman claiming to be a Hong Kong-based IBM software developer. She gained his trust and convinced him to invest in crypto via ZAIF. Over a month, he transferred more than INR 6 crore (approximately $$699,352) across various accounts controlled by the scammers. As is common in such crypto trading scams, the victim was initially shown fake profits on the platform to build trust. However, when the victim attempted to withdraw gains, the platform demanded an additional INR 89 lakh to unlock the funds — a tactic commonly referred to as an advance fee fraud . Once the victim refused, the scammers vanished, cutting off contact. Police tracked down the suspects through digital trails and banking records. Authorities seized phones, SIM cards, ID documents, and other incriminating materials during a raid. With cryptocurrencies still operating in a grey area , India remains a hotspot for scams and fraud targeting unsuspecting users. Earlier this month, police cracked down on a similar scam that promoted a fake token called RSN and promised 2% daily returns . Losses were estimated to be between $1.14 and $2.29 million.

Ripple has joined forces with Chipper Cash to bring crypto-powered cross-border payments into Africa. Ripple has partnered with Chipper Cash, a cross-border payments app, to enable crypto-powered money transfers into Africa , aiming to make “faster, cheaper, more efficient cross-border payments.” In a blog announcement on Thursday, Ripple said that the partnership brings its offerings to Chipper Cash’s five million customers in nine countries across Africa. Reece Merrick, Ripple’s managing director for the Middle East and Africa, commenting on the partnership noted that businesses and consumers in the region are “increasingly recognizing the potential of blockchain technology.” “As the global cross-border payments market grows, more institutions like Chipper Cash are tapping into the transformative power of blockchain technology to drive efficiency and innovation.” Reece Merrick Despite the announcement, Ripple’s XRP ( XRP ) token is trading down 4.15% at $2.36, with its market capitalization staying at $137.5 billion. The partnership follows Ripple’s recent decision to drop its appeal against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Ripple’s chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, said both parties agreed to withdraw their appeals and settled on a reduced fine, lowering the initial $125 million penalty to $50 million. However, as crypto.news reported earlier, the settlement still requires approval from the Commission. Final documentation and court procedures must also be completed before the case, which began in December 2020, is officially closed.

In the crypto market, where turbulence is common, some falls stand out more than others. Pi Network, once seen as a promising project, is witnessing its price collapse to an all-time low, shaking investor confidence. While the token struggles to establish itself on major exchange platforms, its trading volume is dropping, a sign of growing disinterest. Can Pi still rebound, or are we witnessing the collapse of a promise that was never fulfilled? The fall of Pi Network is part of a series of structural blockages that are sustainably weakening the project’s dynamics. Indeed, the PI token hit its lowest level this week since February 2022, reaching $0.7915, with a drop of over 74 % from its all-time high. Meanwhile, the project’s market capitalization has collapsed, dropping from nearly $20 billion to $5.35 billion. This represents “a loss of $14.65 billion.” This correction is significant, as it reveals several major flaws. Among the explanatory factors, several key elements can be identified: These combined elements create a climate of increased uncertainty around Pi Network. While its mainnet has officially been launched, the absence of strong backing, opacity regarding token distribution, and low traction in the markets weigh heavily on its credibility. Alongside the drop in price, more structural concerns are crystallizing around the governance of the Pi Network crypto. A significant proportion of tokens is currently in the hands of the Pi Foundation, raising questions about the project’s effective decentralization. The current estimated value of the tokens held by the foundation would amount to $50 billion. This concentration of supply raises fears of possible market manipulation or a lasting imbalance in token distribution. Another point of tension: the gradual unlocking of new tokens. More than 1.6 billion Pi are expected to hit the market over the next 12 months, which could increase selling pressure on the price. Without a clear management strategy or redistribution plan, these new emissions risk destabilizing the ecosystem even further. In the short term, the lack of a public roadmap on these major issues adds to the confusion. The project could be on a more downward slope if rebalancing measures are not taken quickly, particularly regarding governance and communication. As for the future, it will largely depend on Pi Network’s ability to regain investor confidence, diversify its user base, and secure buy-in from major crypto exchange platforms like Binance and Bybit . The time has come for strategic choices.

KiloEx announces $KILO tokenomics: 10% for airdrops In a recent post on X, KiloEx, a perpetual decentralized exchange (DEX), has detailed the tokenomics for its utility token, KILO, which has a fixed total supply of one billion tokens and an initial circulating supply of 21.17%.