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Novatech Founders Accidentally Create Functional Economy Through Unintended Consequences Of Their Fraudulent Activities

An illustration of a large empty pot with cracks on its surface from which money is pouring out into the hands of several people in different locations around the world. In one corner, two figures are shown holding briefcases full of cash while smiling at each other; another figure stands alone looking worried and clutching their head. A globe below shows various countries marked but most areas appear darkened as if drained by a void. The background is filled with swirling clouds that resemble smoke or mist. In the foreground, several coins are scattered on the ground near an open book lying f

Oh boy, it’s happening again! Another crypto scam bites the dust. I mean, who needs inherent value when you can just promise people profits from day one? Cynthia and Eddy Petion must have been huge fans of Jemima Kelly’s writing on cryptocurrency because they sure knew how to create a Ponzi scheme

Source: cointelegraph

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission formally charged Novatech, founders Cynthia and Eddy Petion and promoters advertising the platform for fraud on Aug. 12, 2024. According to the SEC’s complaint, Novatech raised more than $650 million from over 200,000 investors worldwide in an apparent Ponzi scheme. More specifically, the SEC alleged that the Novatech founders raised hundreds of millions of dollars from investors by claiming to invest those funds […]

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