In 2024, the crypto industry experienced significant developments, highlighted by the SEC's approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, leading to a surge in trading volumes and interest in cryptocurrencies. However, this growth was accompanied by an increase in crypto-related scams and fraud, with Americans losing substantial amounts to various schemes such as investment fraud, romance scams, and account takeovers. Common fraud tactics included social engineering, identity theft, and the use of anonymizing tools to spoof locations. In response to these threats, advanced technologies like Fingerprint's device intelligence are being employed by crypto exchanges to bolster security and prevent fraudulent activities. These technologies provide solutions such as detecting location spoofing, multi-accounting fraud, and bot-driven attacks, aiming to protect user assets and maintain trust in the crypto ecosystem.