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07/23/2026

The blockchain may show where stolen cryptocurrency traveled—but the victim’s inbox may help explain how the scam began.

In this short Go-Crypto episode, we explore how email OSINT can complement blockchain research by helping identify suspicious email addresses, domains, communication patterns, and other clues connected to a cryptocurrency scam.

This is a helpful starting point for fraud victims, families assisting a loved one, and DIY investigators learning how to preserve and examine digital evidence.

Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2xyOqifMh6gfLNezBooQvH

For more free cryptocurrency fraud-awareness materials and investigative resources, visit Go-Crypto.org.

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07/21/2026

Free Resources https://www.go-crypto.org/investigation-resources

07/20/2026

A cryptocurrency transaction may be visible on the blockchain, but the scammer’s digital trail can extend far beyond a wallet address.

In this short video, Go-Crypto introduces how email OSINT can help uncover additional clues connected to a crypto scam, including sender information, suspicious domains, communication patterns, and other details that may support a broader investigation.

For victims and DIY investigators, the key takeaway is simple: preserve the original emails. Do not rely only on screenshots, and avoid deleting messages that may contain valuable technical information.

Watch the reel:
https://youtube.com/shorts/Q-Cnvl2mxkw?feature=share

Go-Crypto.org offers additional free resources for cryptocurrency fraud awareness, evidence preservation, and preliminary investigative research.

07/16/2026

After a cryptocurrency scam, the blockchain is not the only place that may contain important evidence. A victim’s email inbox can help reveal how the deception began, how the fraudster applied pressure, and what digital infrastructure may have been used.

Original emails and full email headers may provide details that screenshots cannot, including sender and reply-to addresses, routing information, timestamps, suspicious domains, and other technical clues.

Our newest Go-Crypto blog explains why preserving email evidence matters, what victims should document during the first 48 hours, and why it is safer to stop communicating with the scammer rather than confront them.

As a nonprofit educational initiative, Go-Crypto helps individuals better understand cryptocurrency fraud, preserve important information, and organize the facts into a clearer timeline.

Read: Beyond the Blockchain: What Your Inbox Reveals About Crypto Scams

https://www.go-crypto.org/post/beyond-the-blockchain-what-your-inbox-reveals-about-crypto-scams

The moment the realization hits—the vanishing balance, the locked account, the transaction hash that confirms your assets are gone—a crushing sense of helplessness usually follows. In the "anonymous" world of decentralized finance, victims often feel they are chasing ghosts across a digital void...

07/14/2026

Free Resources: https://www.go-crypto.org/investigation-resources

07/11/2026

Cryptocurrency fraud can involve much more than a single wallet address.

Emails, text messages, transaction records, websites, screenshots, and account information can all help show how the scam happened and where the money may have gone.

Our latest Go-Crypto video explains why preserving these details matters for victims, families helping a loved one, and those conducting their own preliminary research.

Watch here:
https://youtu.be/3awBRKy7WCY

You can also visit Go-Crypto.org for free resources on cryptocurrency fraud awareness, evidence preservation, and scam prevention.

This resource for the novice or DIY cryptocurrency investigator is ...

06/30/2026

Congratulations to Sharon, the winner of our Go-Crypto door prize at the Tyler Chamber of Commerce event hosted by Kiepersol.

We were glad to share a small gift and connect with local business and community leaders. Go-Crypto is here as a local resource for crypto scam prevention, victim support, and digital asset education.

Thank you to Kiepersol for hosting and to the Tyler Chamber for bringing the community together.

06/04/2026

Have you checked out the new Go-Crypto Education YouTube channel?

We're creating free educational videos to help individuals better understand cryptocurrency, recognize common scams, improve digital asset literacy, and learn how blockchain transactions work.

Whether you're new to crypto or simply want to stay informed, our videos are designed to make complex topics easier to understand.

Subscribe today and join us as we continue building educational resources to help people make safer decisions in the digital asset space.

YouTube Channel:

Welcome to Go-Crypto.org! We help people to avoid becoming a victim of crypto scams and provide services to victims of crypto scams. Our mission is to provide education about the crypto ecosystem to keep you and your assets safe.

06/02/2026

The Go-Crypto Podcast is now live. We're sharing educational conversations about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, scam prevention, and digital asset investigations to help individuals make informed decisions in the digital asset space.

Give it a listen and let us know what topics you'd like us to cover next!
https://open.spotify.com/show/033pevJ22ZaxlwNAXDiZvO?si=8f260dee3f8c4bea&nd=1&dlsi=0d6410c28f6c4788

Podcast · Go-Crypto.org · Welcome to Go-Crypto.org! We help people to avoid becoming a victim of crypto scams and provide services to victims of crypto scams. Our mission is to provide education about the crypto ecosystem to keep you and your assets safe.

05/28/2026

Cryptocurrency kiosk scams are continuing to impact individuals and families across Texas and throughout the country.

Scammers often pressure victims into depositing cash into Bitcoin or cryptocurrency kiosks by pretending to be banks, law enforcement, technical support, or government agencies. These scams frequently target older adults and rely on fear, urgency, and isolation tactics.

At Go-Crypto, we believe education and awareness are some of the strongest tools for prevention.

We recently created a free public educational resource covering:
• Common warning signs
• How these scams work
• Prevention tips
• What victims should do next

Educational Resource:
https://www.go-crypto.org/_files/ugd/9f9825_af5576fe845944e6bab78cde7bcda9d3.pdf

Please consider sharing this information with family members, friends, and older adults in your community.

Learn more:
www.go-crypto.org