Crypto Fund Appeared to Invent a Fake CEO to Help Trick Investors
HyperVerse claimed its CEO had degrees from Cambridge and Leeds universities and corporate experience, but The Guardian found that was not the case.
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HyperVerse claimed its CEO had degrees from Cambridge and Leeds universities and corporate experience, but The Guardian found that was not the case.
Assistant treasurer Stephen Jones says concerns should have been raised about scheme that appeared to be selling ‘worthless investment products’
<strong>Exclusive:</strong> the New Zealand regulator has warned the schemes could be a ‘scam’ but they have escaped such scrutiny in Australia and thousands have lost money
The liquidator of one of Australia's first failed cryptocurrency exchanges, Blockchain Global entity ACX.io, has reported one former and two current directors…
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