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The recent series of deaths of a crypto billionaires and entrepreneur have caught the attention of social media. Newsweek Fact Check investigated.

A Russian tycoon has become the latest cryptocurrency businessman to die in mysterious circumstances after his helicopter crashed in good weather near Monaco. Entrepreneur Vyacheslav Taran, 53, died after the helicopter plunged near the resort...

Russian businessman Vyacheslav Taran, 53, died after the helicopter plunged to the ground near the resort town of Villefranche-sur-Mer after taking off from Lausanne in Switzerland.

Tarans death is currently shrouded in mystery because the crash that killed Taran took place in clear, pleasant weather and after another passenger reportedly abruptly canceled.

Cryptocurrency entrepreneur Tiantian Kullander is the second industry leader to die unexpectedly in a matter of weeks.

At its peak, crypto giant FTX was so big it attracted celebrities like quarterback Tom Brady and actor Larry David to promote its brand. Now its collapse is shining a critical light on the industry — and pulling the stars into a lawsuit, too. 

All the apps, ATMs and others selling crypto to Canadians needed a way to plug into global markets in order to source the best price.

“They are decentralised Ponzi schemes,” the JPMorgan CEO told US Congress last week. It’s time for crypto barons to show the world they have nothing to hide.

The 2022 crypto crash highlights how a reliance on anonymity allows bad actors to steal money and collapse even the most promising projects.

John McAfee, the controversial software tycoon and crypto booster, may still be alive. In a new Netflix biopic, his ex-lover Samantha Herrera