BitMEX founder Ben Delo gives UK’s Reform Party another £4M
The UK's right-wing Reform Party has now received a total of £8M from pardoned BitMEX founder Ben Delo.
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The UK's right-wing Reform Party has now received a total of £8M from pardoned BitMEX founder Ben Delo.
Read more (2 min) →— Christopher Harborne, Nigel Farage
Farage previously said that the £5M “gift” he received from billionaire Tether shareholder Harborne was for personal security.
Pardoned BitMEX founder Ben Delo is funding a political network in Westminster that's attracted a host of right-wing figures.
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Ravid Yosef, the alleged fraudster who fled to Israel six years ago, is currently working at a London-based startup under an assumed name.
— Christopher Harborne, Politics
Christopher Harborne, who has shares in Tether, was also outed as the biggest donor to the Brexit Party and gave £1.5M to the Tory Party.
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— Bitfinex, Christopher Harborne
Bitfinex and Tether parent company shareholder Christopher Harborne funded Nigel Farage's trip to meet an injured Donald Trump.