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Jan 22, 2026
Technology is moving fast. Scammers are moving faster. Staying safe starts with being informed.
Online scams are evolving — both in scale and sophistication. Last year, Americans aged 60+ lost nearly $2.8 billion to crypto scams alone, not because they were careless, but because scammers exploit a perfect storm of digital unfamiliarity and high-value targets. And it’s not just older adults. According to the Pew Research Center, 73% of US adults have experienced an online scam or attack, and most Americans receive spam calls, texts, or emails every week. Scams now cut across age, background, and experience.
Join Coinbase Chief Security Officer Philip Martin and special guests for a timely, accessible conversation about how to protect yourself from scams of all kinds.
From inside one of the world’s largest platforms, Martin brings a front-row perspective on the tactics scammers use, and the tools consumers need to stay ahead of them.
Together, we’ll explore:
Whether you’re crypto-curious, already invested, or just trying to stay ahead of the next scam attempt, this conversation offers essential insight into the shifting world of digital security, and offers clear guidance for protecting yourself, and your confidence, as digital finance continues to evolve.
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