Bitcoin scammer still on the run – with $147m

By cineramaJuly 10, 2020Bitcoin Business

US regulator asks New York court to settle 2017 Bitcoin Ponzi scheme case against Control-Finance CEO Benjamin Reynolds in his absence A man accused of a $147m (£116m, €130m) […]

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Bitcoin scammer still on the run – with $147m

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