Bitfinex, Tether shareholder paid $40K for Farage to visit Trump after rally shooting
Bitfinex and Tether parent company shareholder Christopher Harborne funded Nigel Farage’s trip to meet an injured Donald Trump.
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Christopher Harborne, Bitfinex shareholder, sues Wall Street Journal
Christopher Harborne is suing over an article that implied he and AML Global may have attempted to mislead banks and falsified information.
Tether forms ‘alliance’ with former sister firm, rhino.fi fka Ethfinex
Tether has announced a ‘strategic alliance’ with rhino.fi, a former sister firm run by the son of one of Tether’s shareholders.
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