Garrett Dutton, an American musician known as G. Love, reported losing $420,000 worth of Bitcoin after downloading a fraudulent app that impersonated the Ledger Live crypto wallet from Apple's App Store. Dutton, who had accumulated 5.9 Bitcoin (BTC) over a decade, shared his experience with his 67,500 followers on X, emphasizing the ease with which he was tricked into entering his seed phrase. Following the incident, crypto investigator ZachXBT traced Dutton's stolen Bitcoin to deposit addresses associated with the crypto exchange KuCoin. This event highlights a growing concern in the cryptocurrency industry, as the FBI indicated that Americans lost over $11 billion to crypto-related scams in 2025, an increase from $9 billion the previous year. Dutton reflected on his misstep, stating that he had been involved in cryptocurrency since 2017 and urged others to remain vigilant against scams. Cointelegraph was unable to locate the fraudulent app on the App Store at the time of reporting, and Apple did not provide immediate comments. Similar scams have occurred previously, including a case in 2023 where users lost nearly $600,000 due to a fake Ledger app on Microsoft’s store.