A federal jury delivered a decisive blow to terror financing on Friday, convicting Abdullah At Taqi, 26, of Queens, on all counts for conspiring and attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) and conspiring to launder money.

A Brazilian man named Bruno Oliveira has become an international sensation for funding his way into Bitcoin by recycling on the street. For the last two years, Oliveira — now known as the "crypto scrapper" — has gathered and sold discarded aluminum cans throughout São Paulo and used this money to purchase Bitcoin consistently.

The action against a Cambodian pig butchering operation represents the largest-ever forfeiture action in the history of the Justice Department.

A Canadian woman has lost funds to a notorious grandson Bitcoin scam that has been ongoing in several parts of the country. This incident was shared by the Canadian police, highlighting their hope that it can help other potential victims avoid falling for the scam.

A resurfaced post shows a 30-year-old investing his life savings in Bitcoin, sparking debate over whether he held on — and how it could have turned into millions.

The woman was led to believe her grandson had been jailed and ultimately sent $2,000 in bitcoin to have him released.

It's never fun losing money, yet for many folks, it's bound to happen in one way or another. Maybe you made a purchase that didn't pan out — like one of the home gadgets and appliances that are complete wastes of money — or a bet that didn't pay off.

Coral Springs man arrested in Stuart charged as part of fraud ring scamming people involving Bitcoin, deputies say