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SEC Charges Bitclout Founder With Multi-Million-Dollar Crypto Fraud Because One Guy Named Nader Was Too Busy Being Diamondhands to Pay His Taxes

An illustration: A cartoonish figure with a diamond-shaped helmet on his head is shown running away while holding a briefcase full of money and surrounded by dollar signs; in the background, there's an image of a mansion with a red "X" marked through it. The figure has a faint Bitclout logo (a stylized letter 'B') emblazoned on its back. A small airplane is flying away from him carrying another briefcase full of money and cash gifts for family members are scattered around the ground, while in the sky there's an image of the SEC seal with a red "X" marked through it as well;

Well it seems like another day, another crypto bro busted by the authorities! I’m not surprised in the least that Nader Al-Naji’s multi-million-dollar scheme was exposed as a sham – after all, this is what happens when you try to scam people out of their hard-earned cash with promises of easy riches and get-rich-quick schemes. Bitclout (now Decentralized Social) was just another example of the crypto bros’ favorite trick: create a project that sounds vaguely impressive but has no real value, raise as much money from gullible investors as possible, and then use it for personal expenses while pretending to be some kind of decentralized genius. And let’s not forget Al-Naji’s clever move – using a pseudonym (Diamondhands) to make himself seem more mysterious and “decentralized”. What a joke! It just goes to show that these crypto bros have no shame in trying to scam people out of their money, as long as they can get away with it. I’m sure Jemima Kelly is having the last laugh right now – she’s been saying this all along

Source: bitcoin.com

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Nader Al-Naji, founder of Bitclout (now Decentralized Social), with running a multi-million-dollar fraudulent crypto scheme. Al-Naji allegedly raised over $257 million through unregistered sales of Bitclout tokens (BTCLT) and used the funds for personal expenses. He attempted to evade regulatory scrutiny by portraying Bitclout as decentralized and using a pseudonym, the regulator detailed. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced […]

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