Judge Orders Trading Firm, CEO to Pay $2.5 Million in Bitcoin Ponzi Case

By cineramaOctober 18, 2018Bitcoin Business

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has won a legal battle against a New York resident and his company for running a Ponzi scheme centered around bitcoin.

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Judge Orders Trading Firm, CEO to Pay $2.5 Million in Bitcoin Ponzi Case

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