The official Twitter account of Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) announced on Saturday that it had been exposed to a new scam and warned followers about the scheme to steal their funds.

Turkish media reports that authorities there are investigating an alleged Dogecoin mining scam that pulled the rug on investors after amassing $119 million worth of deposits. A Monday report from ...

On Feb. 22, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk sent out a tweet: “Dojo 4 Doge” that ended up costing a man bitcoins (CRYPTO: BTC) that would be worth above $561,000 at press time.

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Dogecoin, meanwhile, rode the crypto boom “to the moon,” as they say, jumping from about $0.06 per dogecoin to over $0.68 per coin, then similarly plunged to somewhere in the middle.

Instead, the DOGE is nothing but a glorify advisory committee. Considering its leadership, none of its recommendations are likely to promote governmental efficiency.

Scams have become endemic. Even websites teaching users how not to get scammed in the crypto world are getting targeted and replaced with scams. Tesla CEO Elon Musk is no stranger to these schemes.

While Dogecoin has fallen around 72% since reaching its all-time high in May, it still has a market cap of $25 billion, making it one of the top ten cryptos based on market value.

Consumers have lost more than $80 million in cryptocurrency scams as more investors are paying attention to alternative investments such as Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Shibu Inu, the Federal Trade ...

Sites pushing suspected dogecoin scams have skyrocketed in 2021, rising in lockstep with the meme token's nearly 4,000% rally since the beginning of the year.