CFTC alleges Gemini cover-up: Execs funded market manipulation
The CFTC has filed a lawsuit against crypto exchange Gemini, claiming execs used their personal funds to manipulate crypto markets.
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The CFTC has filed a lawsuit against crypto exchange Gemini, claiming execs used their personal funds to manipulate crypto markets.
— Crime
Crypto has a habit of embracing convicted and alleged criminals — here's a list of some that have had numerous chances in the finance world.
Kenneth Warren Rule was discovered swapping money for Bitcoin via an unlicensed crypto exchange after meeting with an undercover agent in Starbucks.
Ignatova went missing in October 2017 after duping unsuspecting investors out of an estimated $4 billion worldwide through crypto Ponzi OneCoin.
Investor Alexander Altunbashev went missing last week but police don't know whether he was kidnapped or just wants to avoid angry clients.
Mining Capital Coin's Luiz Capuci Jr siphoned $11 million of investor funds into his own crypto wallets to buy sports cars, a yacht, and real estate.
Some muggers returned the victim's smartphone after stealing thousands in crypto from their digital wallet.
Instead of jail time, Hayes is hoping for probation without home detention and wants to be able to travel freely and live abroad.
The DAO promised users they didn't need to worry about anyone stealing their funds -- then a developer fell for a dodgy email scam.
Stormous claims to have stolen more than 160GB of Coca-Cola's data. However, questions remain about the group's other alleged exploits.