Americans Lost $11 Billion to Crypto Scams Last Year. Most of It Ended at a Gas Station

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Key Takeaways FBI logged 181,565 crypto complaints and $11.366B in 2025 losses, topping 50% of IC3 fraud. • FBI said kiosk scams hit $389M in 2025, …

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Americans Lost $11 Billion to Crypto Scams Last Year. Most of It Ended at a Gas Station

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