Recently, there is some data that is quite eye-opening. From 2025 to the present, the revenue from crypto scams on the chain has already reached $14 billion. As more suspicious addresses are identified one after another, this number is likely to be revised upward, with some institutions predicting it could exceed $17 billion.

What's even more terrifying is the "efficiency boost" that scam gangs achieve after using AI tools. Data shows that those scammers who use AI to do bad things can earn an average of $3.2 million per scam—this is 4.5 times higher than scam gangs that don't use AI (averaging about $719,000). In other words, AI directly amplifies their earning capacity.

This highlights a very real issue: advanced tools become risk amplifiers when in the hands of bad actors. Although on-chain transactions are transparent and traceable, these scam gangs are becoming more sophisticated, constantly upgrading their methods. For ordinary users, this serves as a reminder—be more cautious before interacting with any unfamiliar addresses or smart contracts.