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Crypto investors burnt again by Israeli entrepreneur Moshe Hogeg

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Alleged cryptocurrency scammer Moshe Hogeg has successfully run another project into the ground, raising more investor concerns that they’ve been defrauded, as he awaits a monumental decision that could send him to prison. Hogeg co-founded cryptocurrency Tomi in 2023, with a supposed vision to “increase digital freedom and build a more democratic and decentralized internet.” Launched at $1.15 in January of that year, the token surged to an all-time high of $6.59 by June. However, at press time, $TOMI trades for just $0.05 , its market cap having shrunk from $350 million at peak to just $26.8 million. This downward spiral has seriously peeved investors, who at best accuse Tomi of failing to provide customer safeguards and at worse feel that they’re being taken for a ride. Tomi launched at $1.15 in January 2023 and soon surged to an all-time high of $6.59. While bitcoin and ether prices are pumping, $TOMI has stayed the same — a huge red flag that the f...

Gemini files lawsuit against DCG and Barry Silbert alleging fraudulent activities

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Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has filed a lawsuit in a New York court against DCG (Digital Currency Group) and Barry Silbert. Cameron Winklevoss, the co-founder of Gemini, alleged in a June 7 tweet that Silbert played a central role in orchestrating fraud ulent activities and actively took part in the fraud ulent schemes perpetrated by DCG and Genesis against creditors. 1/ Today, @Gemini filed a lawsuit against @DCGco and @BarrySilbert personally in New York court. Barry was not only the architect and mastermind of the DCG and Genesis fraud against creditors, he was directly and personally involved in perpetrating it. — Cameron Winklevoss (@cameron) July 7, 2023 Post termination Winklevoss also believes that Barry Silbert, reaching out to the exchange  after being notified of the program’s termination in October 2022, reportedly attempted to induce the exchange to continue Earn, despite being aware of Genesis’ substantial insolvency issues. Barry Silb...

FTX hacker reportedly transfers a portion of stolen funds to OKX after using Bitcoin mixer

On-chain activity suggests that the hacker has sent at least 225 BTC (4.5 million) to OKX so far. Hackers who drained FTX and FTX USA of over $450 million worth of assets just moments after the doomed crypto exchange filed for bankruptcy on Nov. 11, continue to move assets around in an attempt to launder the money.  A crypto analyst who goes by ZachXBT on Twitter alleged that the FTX hacker s have transferred a portion of the stolen funds to the OKX exchange, after using the Bitcoin mixer ChipMixer. The analyst reported that at least 225 BTC — worth $4.1 million USD — has been sent to OKX so far.  1/ Myself and @bax1337 spent this past weekend looking into the FTX attacker’s deposits to ChipMixer. It appears they’ve likely been transferring a portion of the stolen FTX funds to OKX after withdrawing from CM So far we’ve accounted for at least $4.1m (255 BTC) sent to OKX pic.twitter.com/C46JZWtktn — ZachXBT (@zachxbt) November 29, 2022 According to ZachXBT, the FTX hacker fir...