Key Points:
Binance spearheaded a crucial breakthrough in the ZKasino scam investigation, successfully identifying the fraudster responsible for the loss of $33 million in digital assets from investors.
The investigations team used a mix of on-chain tracking and open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods to find the culprit.
The scam involved a fraudulent gambling platform, ZKasino, which gained widespread attention due to community outrage.
The scheme attracted over 10,515 Ether from more than 10,000 investors, promising a return on their investments within 30 days. However, the platform’s smart contract suggested no intention to return the funds.
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Binance’s investigations team analyzed all smart contracts for ZKasino, identifying the signers behind the addresses.
After identifying the culprit, Binance alerted law enforcement, leading to the arrest of a 26-year-old suspect on April 29. The Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD) seized over 11.4 million euros ($12.2 million) worth of crypto, real estate, and luxury cars from the suspect.
Previously, MEXC delisted the ZKAS token from the ZKasino project amidst fraud accusations. The decision followed ZKasino’s win on MEXC Kickstarter. ZachXBT, who had warned about the project, highlighted scandals about ZKasino.
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