SafeMoon CEO branded ‘remorseless liar’ in explosive closing argument
A closing statement by Assistant US Attorney Dana Rehnquist laid out two dozen “material lies” told by SafeMoon CEO John Karony.
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A closing statement by Assistant US Attorney Dana Rehnquist laid out two dozen “material lies” told by SafeMoon CEO John Karony.
Coinbase disclosed on May 14 that criminals bribed support agents to steal customer data and tried to blackmail it for $20M.
— John Karony, Legal
CEO John Karony is accused of secretly withdrawing funds from SafeMoon liquidity pools and using them to buy cars and real estate.
— Justin Sun, Trump
Crypto billionaire Justin Sun returned to the US, despite his 2023 fraud charges, as the likely winner of a Donald Trump dinner auction.
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Coinbase countered the blackmail attempt by announcing a bounty for anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the attackers.
What's Going on QC, a new website in the Quad Cities that grew out of a Facebook page, integrates NFTs as core infrastructure.
— John Karony, Legal
Henry “Hank” Wyatt says that John Karony approved website content that misrepresented the nature of SafeMoon's tokenomics.
Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky will reportedly spend 12 years in a facility described as “Bernie Madoff’s desired retirement home.”
Mashinsky's lawyers argued that a 15-year sentence would be "too much,” and that his deeds aren't comparable to other scams like OneCoin.