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Topic: crime

A judge's gavel in a courtroom

Wednesday, 7/1, 02:44 AM

A Crypto Ponzi Bought Homes, Lamborghinis and Rolexes. Now He's Pleaded Guilty.

A Florida man has pleaded guilty to running a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme that took in hundreds of millions of dollars from more than a thousand investors — money he spent on luxury homes, Lamborghinis and Rolexes instead of the crypto he promised.
It's a vivid reminder of how much crypto fraud is still out there.

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