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The Lincoln Police Department reported a slight decline in cryptocurrency scam cases last year, yet victims suffered greater financial damage overall. Reports dropped from 133 in 2024 to 127 in 2025, but total losses rose to $4.4 million from $3.1 million. Average losses per victim reached nearly $35,000.

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Building on similar efforts in other Nebraska cities like Lincoln, Grand Island has enforced a new ordinance requiring cryptocurrency kiosks and ATMs to display fraud warning signs, protecting residents from scams. Effective since November 20, it includes $500 daily penalties and features collaboration with AARP volunteers.

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